Transfer: Georgetown College or Georgetown MSB

I'm a freshman at a top liberal arts college. I applied to Georgetown (the College) as a senior in high school and got rejected, and I am thinking of reapplying as a transfer student. I have been researching about both the College (econ) and MSB (finance) and was wondering which one is better for placement on Wall Street. If anyone also knows which school is less competitive to get into as a transfer student please let me know because Georgetown's always been my dream school and if there's not a huge difference in the recruitment process between MSB and the College, I might consider applying to the "easier" school. As I go to a liberal arts college, I'm not too knowledgeable about B-schools, but at least for Georgetown, I noticed that the average score for the SAT English section is lower at MSB than at the College, and the average for the Math section is higher at MSB. Does this mean MSB or other B-Schools put more emphasis on math than english in the admissions process? Any input would be appreciated.

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