Mcgill vs HEC vs NYU

I've narrowed down my choices to those three. I'm in high school ( grade 11) as of right now and currently live in Montreal. My question is: considering that I would basically be getting free education @ Mcgill or HEC as opposed to paying 220k for NYU, should I choose Mcgill or HEC over NYU (Stern) even though the opportunities might be better @ NYU ( in terms of networking and whatnot). On another note, if I should stay in Canada, how does HEC compare to Mcgill?

Thanks guys!

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Is your family rich and would they pay for NYU?

I wouldn't take loans or let my family pay for me if it would substantially change their lifestyle.

 

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