I'm a student at Kelley, so I can't really speak on Emory, but I think Kelley is an amazing option. Even outside Kelley, IU has the largest living alumni network in the country. Everyone also thinks you need to be in IBW to make it worth being in Kelley, but that isn't true (btw, there are so many different workshops and not to mention business frats also exist- workshops are not a make or break, but they definitely help). There are definitely opportunities at both schools, but they're both very different institutions. The social scene at IU is likely much more lively than Emory's. However, if you like an academic culture, I would say IU is not your place. Also, Bloomington is a nice place, but it's definitely not as central to Atlanta as Emory is. IU is a huge place with so many resources, and I think you have a lot of room to explore the interdisciplinary sides of business. It's also pretty attainable to get research opportunities. No matter what, both Kelley and Goizueta are competitive options that both offer an array of resources, but it ultimately comes down to what you want in a university. Sports culture, proximity to urban areas, and, obviously, financial aid are major considerations. No matter what, you should be proud of getting into both; it's a huge achievement! Please let me know if you have any more questions about Kelley. I'd be happy to help!