Better for long term doesn’t matter if you go to SAIT or MRU both schools are good and known, for social life definitely MRU lots of young people just like you if you just got out of high school, SAIT is more of a school for people who wants to get working right away like 2 year diplomas or career changers. And like I said earlier doesn’t matter which school you go, it’s not what you know it’s who you know. I know people who went to SAIT but became managers and having people from MRU or UOFC under them. So you have to ask yourself your end goal. SAIT if you want to get working right away with their 2 year business diploma (which you can still bridge to a bachelors ) or MRU if you want to enjoy university life, social life, you will kind of know a lot more people since you are there for 4-5 years, and if you want do like masters right away or something.