Anderson (UCLA) vs. Ross (Michigan) vs. Kelley (Indiana, $$)

I'm hoping to get your perspectives. This is one of the most difficult (but good!) decisions I have to make.

My goals post-MBA are to:
- Work in brand management / marketing in the entertainment & media industry (e.g. Sony, EA, Disney, Hasbro)
- Grow my entertainment & media start-up that involves marketing / product development for a very niche customer segment

What I want out of an MBA program:
- Learn from other entrepreneurs; strong entrepreneurship and marketing development
- Very strong career services and alumni network
- Customizable MBA program
- Case competitions / venture funding for student ideas
- Small class size, high degree of interaction with faculty

Here are my thoughts on the pros and cons of each school:

UCLA
Pros:
- Located in the heart of the entertainment industry, and I feel the UCLA brand would open more doors at my target companies
- Ranked #14/#15 overall, #12 for marketing, and #18 for entrepreneurship
- Would most likely end up working on the West Coast post-MBA
- UCLA grads go into companies that I'd want to work for
Cons:
- No scholarship aid
- Entrepreneurship program pales in comparison to Michigan's
- I still haven't gotten a sense of the culture (any pointers?)
- Moving my junk from Chicago to LA
- UCLA brand maybe not as strong if I decide to come back to Chicago?

Michigan
Pros:
- Tied #14 overall with UCLA
- Best entrepreneurship program in the country (per Entrepreneurship magazine), #7 per US News, and #10 per Forbes
- #8 for marketing
- Facilities are awesome, and they just got $2 million from Ross to make more improvements
- Bright, friendly students and faculty
- Huge alumni network
Cons:
- I already did Michigan for undergrad (I've heard that attending the same school for UG/grad is bad, but I've never been given a good reason why)
- No scholarship aid
- Companies I'd want to work for don't actively recruit on campus

Kelley
Pros:
- Full tuition and fee waiver = $93,100 I'd be turning away by going elsewhere
- #10 for entrepreneurship and #16 for marketing
- Very focused academics and small class size, which means I can get better support from entrepreneurship academy mentor and career services
- #1 for student satisfaction
Cons:
- Bloomington is in the middle of nowhere, and I've experienced the "small college town" with Ann Arbor
- Kelley is by no means a bad school, but mentors have told me it's "Top 20 or bust" when it comes to ROI on an MBA
- Strength of the Kelley brand compared to UCLA and Michigan, especially when considering my career goals?

I also was waitlisted at Haas and Kellogg... I'll cross that bridge if/when I get there, so not including them in the poll. But if you have thoughts on if I should hold out for either one, let me know.

Vote and let me know what you think!