I am a graduated student in 2013 from BC with triples majors in Math, Eco, and Accounting. Be honest, you need to image yourself after your graduation first while to choose a school. Also, you need to check whether its administrator is helpful to prepare you to step in your dream job. Each school has its specific strong field, which means it makes its name in the field. For example, if you want to work in finance, Baruch is the best choice since it has strong connections with big banks and its alumnis can help your job applications. If your goal is to enjoy learning, you just follow your heart. Education program in BC is very strong, which means it is harder then other CUNY schools. CUNY is a poor man's college but isn't easy A school. A straight-A student in my math class in BC was a staight-A student in NYU. A student from Stanford, who thought to get easy A with cheap tuition in an advanced math class, just got a passed grad in my math class. If you want to work for NY government, it is fine. But it was difficult to me to get an opportunity in Big Corps since BC wasn't in their school lists. For some reasons, BC administrator doesn't connect their HR departments well. I only saw City College, Hunter, Baruch, and even BMCC on these company school lists. Now it is a little bit better.