<p>This is getting a bit silly, don’t you think?</p>
<p>These are two great schools, dramatically different in size and character, both with a number of stellar programs. Regardless of where the OP goes, s/he will make have bright and motivated classmates, have the opportunity to interact with inspiring professors, and will undoubtedly have access to great career services offices that routinely have top companies calling. Simply having those things isn’t enough, though.</p>
<p>One shouldn’t pick based on any sort of ranking system when considering 2-3 strong programs. Where you feel comfortable is the best school. Where are feel at home and happy is where you will actually take advantage of all the great resources provided.</p>