Yale vs Duke for Joint MBA/MEM

Hi everyone!

I have been accepted to both Duke and Yale MBA programs as well as the Duke Nicholas School of the Environment for the MEM (environmental management) joint degree with Fuqua. Yale has not released the Forestry School decisions yet, so I'm not sure if I'm in, but I applied to the joint degree with SOM. I would love some insight into which of these schools is stronger for someone wanting to pursue CSR or environmental work with consumer goods! I love both schools and am at a loss of what to do. I'm also not interested in moving back to NYC after graduation so being close to the city I don't think is that important to me (unless environmental companies still recruit in nyc?)

YALE:
Pros
- Beautiful Campus, amazing new building
- Affordable living and housing
- Close to some of my family
- strong integrated culture btwn FES and SOM, as well as highest percentage of joint degree students at any b school
- extremely friendly students
- Yale brand
- Access to rest of Yale university, many students take advantage of classes at Law School and college
-International Experience and stress on globalization, which will probably play a huge role in corporate management in the coming years (so i expect)
-Proficient is sufficient!
- good alumni network

Cons
- weather!
- I was looking to live on my own, but it looks like most students dont do that
- not as 'prestigious' as either the undergraduate college or Fuqua, fell in almost all of the b-school rankings except FT
- lots of married folks... I'm single.
- I actually like getting grades. I know it's weird.

DUKE
Pros
- weather!!
- amazing sports culture
- team fuqua
- social life
- Love the quarter system
- Better ranked b school
-amazing alumni network

Cons
- Nicholas and Fuqua students don't seem to interact that much, and they live far apart
-not as supportive of an environment for joint degree students, would have to manage a lot on my own
- apartments are more expensive if i want to live on my own, and while station 9 is beautiful it's right next to a highway.
- maybe too much of a social life? when I went for BDW I couldn't imagine partying that much (even though I did in college) while still getting work done
- I heard Nic school isn't as good as FES