I don't argue that. Keep in mind the bigger the program, the harder the job.
As I have told this story, son was interested in engineering. Clemson has a great engineering program. They wouldn't allow him to take that as a major, said he would either miss too many labs or too many practices and that couldnt work in their program. UF said business or finance degree worked.
It's something to honestly think about when choosing a program. Not always on location, but asking, what do I want to earn my degree in. I dont suggest that majoring in baseball, works for most, unless of course you get drafted high after your sophmore or junior year, barring injury.