Good point. On the other hand...if you go to Gally, it's gonna be easier to network and thus get jobs and stuff like that. It can be a bugger finding jobs in the mainstream. You can always do a semester "abroad" at Gally maybe?
Actually, jobs and networking aren't really a concern for me. I have my own business already which I am growing throughout University and I am at the point where if I were to graduate tomorrow could do this full time easily. I also am already well respected in my field.
Academically my name is already out there, especially in Linguistics.