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I recently got admitted into two programs with a full tuition waiver: Bocconi's M.Sc. in Economics and in Georgetown's M.A. in Applied Economics. Naturally, GU's housing and other costs would be much higher than Bocconi's (only 3-5k a year), and Bocconi is in top 5 European economics schools (Oxbridge and LSE are the only ones ranked higher, UCL is pretty-much leveled). Also, Bocconi is in top 16-17 econ schools in the world. Georgetown's economics ranking is much lower, but it seems to me it's a brand and quite a name... Since I intend to get a job, preferably in Europe, after my master's, what should I choose? (I already have a B.A. in economics from a U.S. school)