I was accepted into Notre Dame, Texas, and Michigan's Masters of Accounting Programs. I am having a hard time deciding on one and was hoping someone had previously been in my position and could offer some insight on what led them to make the decision they did.

I'm a senior finishing up my undergrad degree majoring in both Accounting and Finance in Michigan(Not U of M). I'd like to pursue the Big 4 from a tax perspective and I'm also hoping to go to law school in the future also. I believe that I would like to return to the Midwest to begin my working career, preferably in Chicago. I'm also somewhat interested in the banks that have historically recruited from Michigan and Texas' programs, however realize that's not necessarily a prime industry to be entering right now. Currently, I believe I have narrowed it down to choosing between Michigan and Texas. I'm drawn to Michigan's Midwestern location, as well as the flexibility the program offers in allowing you to really customize your classes and schedule. Texas is obviously one of the highest ranked programs year in and year out, Austin is a great city, and they offer great career services. I feel that Texas' national pull outweighs the location.

So, if anyone could help me out by offering some advice, I would really appreciate it.

Edit: Oh, and just wanted to add. First time posting, but I've been registered since March and this forum was really helpful this summer as I was preparing for the GMAT.