<p>is villanova or boston university more well known for businsess and/or economics? which school’s grads get the best job offers & pay?</p>
<p>Do the homework, its out there, but you have to dig on the employment and salary front. Ask the schools. </p>
<p>Between the schools it comes down to a large non sectarian BU in Boston, or a small respected LAC Catholic school in Philadelphia. </p>
<p>In many respects, getting a job is up to you: your school gpa and class rank, your personality, how you look (really!), your internships and volunteerism, your major area of study and how flexible you are. Jobs are opening up, but you have to be aggressive and flexible. Too many kids think they should only work in their immediate area of study. Life is serendipitous and opportunity knocks and then passes you by. If you are too picky you may miss the train.</p>