First of all, the comprehensive strength and business of these three universities basically belong to the same level, and they all pay more attention to science and engineering. The only difference lies in the climate and geographical location. You study business, and I don't know if you are an undergraduate or a master. If you are an undergraduate, you can choose a university with a more comfortable environment. If you are a master, internship experience is king. You can choose a school close to a big city. Although the University of Utah is located in the suburb of Salt Lake City, it belongs to the central and western regions and is relatively conservative. Oregon belongs to rural areas. New Hampshire is an hour's drive from Boston and is located in the northeast. The northeastern United States is an area where academic and curriculum practice are equally important. But the climate is colder. The comprehensive evaluation should have the experience of going to Boston, new york and other first-tier cities. I hope the environment goes to Utah or Oregon. You can choose Utah if you want to be famous just for your diploma.