Economics at UF or UCF?

Which university has a better economics program? I have browsed through course descriptions for the University of Florida's Economics courses. They mostly sound like the social science / theory type subjects that would not be as useful as the more quantitative economics subjects. BSBA and BA majors have the same elective choices.

Then, I browsed through the University of Central Florida's BSBA Economics. I noticed that there were more quantitative economics subjects such as mathematical economics, econometrics, topics in econometrics, etc. UF does not offer any of those courses.

So which one has a better economics department? UF is apparently ranked higher according to US News and World Report, however. I am frustrated because I know that UF is pretty much the best university one can get into in Florida. However, I am not sure that state - wide prestige is really transferrable to the rest of the country. Is going to UF just for the "prestige" a bad idea?

Thanks for the help.