MSF Bentley vs Babson

Hi everyone, I recently received admission to attend the MS in Finance program at both Bentley and Babson. The tuition after the scholarship is about the same. My goal is to re-enter the private wealth management industry after I graduate. I hope to end up at a firm on Wall Street. I have read all the possible information online, but still can't decide. There's not much information about their business graduate school and the MSF program.

Did anyone here attend either school or program? Any insight/advice would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance!

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