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Both programs have regional strengths and lesser national footprint than top 10's for example. I would caution to do a bit more research about your target companies and places that hire people looking to pursue those types of goals. So many of them exist in LA?
CA and especially LA have been losing many of the large businesses in the last 10-20 years. Only around 10 Fortune 500 are headquartered in LA. (Been a little while since I looked. This list from 2012 days 15: Fortune 500 companies headquartered in L.A.
https://goo.gl/maps/CCTz8eaGXCm ). That's 2-3% of the total while being the second largest metro area in the country. CA overall is weaker with large business due to Econ policies, taxes and cost.
https://fortune.com/2015/06/15/states-mo ... companies/The point is that LA is a small business heaven (perhaps not a coincidence that Wilshire 5000 rating originated there) and finding a corporate job would require starting lower or going further away (does not mean you can't work for a smaller agency) but I am just trying to encourage you to research it before you make the decision. What about TX? I am on my iPhone so not equipped to do a whole lot of research. Take a look. May be equally bad or a contrast.
However if the above caveat is not an issue, I think Marshall' is a great choice - hard to beat a full scholarship with a bit of rankings.
A situation where Mccombs would win would be something along the lines of pursuing a track that is strongly represented there, such as tech, pursuing a company that recruits in McCombs but not in Marshall, or being married to a Texan
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