Super Random University Prestige Poll/Q

Very random but currently in a heated group debate between a group of finance ppl tech ppl and trust fund kid (doesn't work). They wanted to post this on reddit but reddit is gay

Is a bachelor degree from Georgetown (ie. Bachelor of Arts/Science) more prestigious than a random bachelor degree (say, a large state school or a european/UK university not named Oxbridge) + a masters degree from a great school, like Brown, Columbia, Northwestern etc. (subject irrelevant and not MBA, more like Master of Arts/Science etc)

Before you say touch grass I am just the messenger

What is more prestigious?

Georgetown Bachelor of Arts/Science
55% (18 votes)
Brown/Columbia/Northwestern etc. Master of Arts/Science/Engineering etc
45% (15 votes)
Total votes: 33
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