Which is the better college: Franklin and Marshall College or Northeastern University?

I'm just curious which one people say is better. I'm already enrolled in college and not looking to transfer so this won't impact any enrollment statuses or anything like that.

Franklin & Marshall is a small, liberal arts school in Lancaster PA with a total enrollment just over 2,000. It's typically regarded as a very tough school to get into but the College Board's site says that they have an acceptance rate of 48%. Graduates typically have a good foundation in all subjects although they're arguably most known for their pre-med program but grads are typically left on their own for grad school since there's nothing on-campus for them. Lancaster is a beautiful place but F&M students often complain that the town is boring and they have to go well outside of the local community to get jobs. School spirit is moderate mostly due to the school's academic reputation. Here's the link to the College Board's page for Franklin & Marshall: http://collegesearch.collegeboard.com/search/Colle...

Northeastern University is a large, research-based university located on the meeting point of the Back Bay, Fenway and Roxbury neighborhoods in Boston MA. It has a total enrollment of slightly over 15,500. Northeastern is known for its co-operative educational experience in which students typically split their last 3 years, spending 6 months each in classes and in an intership-like position but students often feel overwhelmed by the number of opportunities and discouraged when they don't get any call backs with all of those opportunities. Although most students receive co-op positions and typically continue with those same companies after graduation they tend to specialize in their strengths due to undergraduate research and fairly tightly defined coursework. Boston is often regarded as one of the most fun and exciting cities in the country but in many cases it can get too fun. School spirit is moderate due to a mix of up-and-coming sports such as men's hockey and men's basketball, the co-op program and a good reputation academically. Here's the link for Northeastern's College Board page: http://collegesearch.collegeboard.com/search/Colle...