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<p>First of all, I got the impression it would be three years, not two. Secondly, this kind of thinking seems very misguided to me, constantly being concerned about nebulous appearence at the expense of actually enjoying life and focusing on what truly makes you happy. </p>
<p>Weren’t you the one on past threads saying that if you had to do it over that would have gone to Dartmouth or Williams over Wharton? This seems to me to be a potentially analogous situation here. The name on your resume matters very little after your first job but preoccupation with it makes for a very narrow-minded person and pursuing what you think others want to see is a sure-fire way to not maximize personal happiness. Ultimately, success is going to be determined by you; not the name of the school on your resume.</p>