I'm not clear whether you are asking which school you should go to, or through which state you should seek certification.

As to which school, I suggest any school that is accredited by one of the regional accrediting bodies and has business/ACCT programs accredited by AACSB.

As to which state, when you are ready to start taking the exam, I suggest you seek CPA license from whatever state you plan to start praciticing in.  If you already have a state in mind you may be relocating to at some point, then go ahead and check their requirements.  Otherwise, trying to match up where you're going to get initially licensed with some unknown future move seems to be a "crystal ball" endeavor.

I hope this helps, but I'm not sure I fully understood what you're asking.  Even if I did understand what you're asking, this is merely my opinion (especially regarding a "which state" question); I may be wrong and thus encourage you to consider other posts and seek advice elsewhere, as well (ACCT professors, state boards, etc.).

Best wishes!

Swetha:

You only need 24 credits in Accounting, Finance, Tax, Audit & Business Law to be eligible. I am sure your 2 degrees will meet the current credit requirements. After 1/1/2012, you will need 36 credits. If you pass at least 1 CPA exam before 1/1/12, you will be grandfathered.