Which undergraduate college will give me greater chances to an MBA from Wharton

Hi everyone:

I would love to get my MBA at Wharton and wondering which of the two following two schools, which I have been admitted to, will give me better chances at getting into Wharton. So, in other words, does the admissions committees look more favorably at one of these schools than other, all other things being equal.

University of Michigan (Ross School of Business) Georgetown University (McDonough School of Business)

What do you think is the best option considering my goal? Thanks guys!

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stop being a prestige whore. either one won't hurt.

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