OP- if you’ve worked through the finances and are confident in the payment plan, then choose the school you like. In the corporate hiring world (I’ve been in Talent/recruiting for big corporations for 35 years) there is almost no difference in reputation between the two schools. You will find a few Boston based asset management companies which recruit at one and not the other; you will see a small difference in the recruiting calendars but that’s mostly based on where you have a larger alumni population. But intellectually? Not a lot of difference out there in the real world- as least as far as perception goes.
So pick the one you want, if you have nailed down a four year plan to pay for it.