<p>The decision will have to come down to fit.</p>
<p>If your goal is to go into business, CMC isn’t going to give you an edge over Pomona, and Pomona won’t give you an edge over CMC. </p>
<p>Pomona’s Environmental Analysis Program in Economics (Or any other subtrack of your choice) is arguably no better or worse than CMC’s Econ/Enviro/Politics program. If you KNOW you are going to stay within an environmental policy program, it’s a wash, although Pomona will offer a stronger science background, and stronger departments in all other areas. </p>
<p>Pomona’s study abroad programs are a little more extensive, but the academics at CMC are a little easier. </p>
<p>On every axis, it’s too close to call, so bring it into fit. </p>
<p>Which campus do you feel you fit in better on? They are very different socially, so this might be something that only visiting can help you out with. </p>
<p>Good luck!</p>