<p>For MBA (option in accountancy): USC is the only school with a rank to be internationally accredited by AACSB for both business and accounting. Accounting is the core of business over all other options. Thats why I put AACSB status into consideration However, UCLA is still AACSB accredited for business in general (MBA)</p>
<p>My question is why dont you enroll in JD/MBA concurrent program? Its only 4 years and save money graduated with a joint degree? I am aiming for the program!</p>
<p>For Law: UCLA is better ranking in both US and Shanghai Ranking (World), more salaries (with signing bonus) over least debt, and higher acceptance rate (in the least acceptance rate) compared to USC</p>