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I would say Tulane.
Got it, thanks for sharing.
Tulane
Neither one is the wrong choice. But I see more Tulane alumni in my field
Consulting (Healthcare specifically)
Forbes' current ranking -- which is outcome weighted, and as we know good outcomes have a lot to do with networking -- has SMU ranked 48 places higher than Tulane, it's cheaper, and alumni make 5% higher salaries.