Is UVa Comm schoop better than Baruch Zicklinn?

I'm so confused by your UVA aid numbers. Is cost 21k after factoring in the scholarship? 

I went to Baruch so I can give advice about that school, but I don't know much about UVA and whether or not it justifies the 42k expense (please do your research). 

Baruch:

• You'll be coming into baruch as a third year, which I think is a disadvantage. The requisite classes for finance are tough, especially accounting. Finance exams have 80 questions and you have 1hr 30min to complete them... Classes are also graded on a curve and competition is brutal. Your classmates will be kids that went to a specialized high school and turned down a better school to save money on tuition.
• The curriculum is not practical, and teachers are arrogant and teach because they don't have any other career options. Baruch is a lower semi-target, so you'll have to get a high gpa, as well as network your ass off to get employed. To give you an idea about how challenging it is, I've seen kids at Baruch with 3.9 gpas that were never selected for interviews at ops roles at a BB. I remember seeing a former coworker's ivy league career fair, and it was frustrating to see all the opportunities he had available to him compared to what I had. Career fairs are depressing and filled with mostly ops roles. If you're interested in accounting or financial engineering, you're at the right school Big4 love Baruch, but classes are really tough. The school also has a strong reputation for its mathematics in finance degree. 
• There aren't enough business classes for its students, so you'll be scrambling to get any finance classes, and it'll most likely be with a bad professor, at an inconvenient time. I had to take classes on Saturdays thanks to shitty scheduling, and commuting on a Saturday morning is a fucking nightmare if you're outside the city. Most finance and accounting professors are awful, be prepared to learn how to study on your own.
• Mathematics in Finance is very well respected in this school, and you'll learn from quality professors. Warning, math classes are not for the faint of heart. However, if you get through that program you will have an extremely good skillset. Every person I know that majored in math at Baruch is doing really well.
• I know I am coming off negatively about the school, but I formed special bonds with the people I met there, and Baruch is one of those places that if you know how the system works, your position compared to other candidates in the recruitment process, know what you want and are willing to work hard to get it, you can do well. Get at least a 3.7 gpa, join a business frat, network on LinkedIn, try to get some internship under your belt. Doing these things will increase your chances of landing a banking role.
• FYI social life isn't the greatest. Many people balance jobs, school and don't have time. Business frats will at least help with the social life aspect.