UVA/UM/ND/UT -- Grad School Help

Hello everyone I'm looking for some help on where I should go to grad school. I have a job lined up in Fund Finance Accounting where its a mix of finance/accounting for a fintech firm. I went to a random northeast state school and want to get my 150 credits to sit for CPA. From a pure fun and future job prospects/network point of view where should I go? Parents pay so cost is not a factor. If anyone has gone to one of these schools I would love to hear about your experience! 

University of Michigan, Notre Dame, University of Virginia, or University of Texas

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From a current McIntire undergrad student, don't come here for a masters unless its darden. McIntire doesn't give a fuck abt the masters kids, all resources/opportunities go to the UGs

 

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