UMichigan LSA Econ major vs. Fordham Gabelli School of Business Business Major

This spring I was offered and accepted admission at Fordham Gabelli School of Business. However this July I was accepted off the waitlist at University of Michigan as an undecided at LSA. 

I'm not quite sure what I want to do post graduation. I have an affinity for statistics and using analytics and I want to pursue that interest specifically in business settings when I graduate. Particularly I'd be interested in working in some form of management consulting

Given my relatively broad interest in what aspect of business I see for myself which school best suits my interests?

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As someone who transferred out of Gabelli as fast as possible, take Michigan in a heartbeat. If you're not diversity in Gabelli you're fucked

 

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