UT-Austin McCombs (In-state) or Michigan-Ross (Out-of-state)

I was accepted into McCombs as an instate student (didn't get BHP) so it isn't as expensive for me compared to Ross (accepted as a Preferred Admit).

Ross beats McCombs from what I've seen online but is it worth the extra cost (i.e paying the out-of-state) tuition or should I stick with McCombs?

I plan on majoring in finance

Thanks

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Would take UT. Same stories at MBA level: it's a fair tradeoff to reject Harvard for big money in M7.

Worst case, slam dunk your time at UT and transfer into Cornell/UM in Jr. Year.

 

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