Objective College Rankings post NDvGU thread

The Notre Dame vs Georgetown thread caused a lot of chaos, shedding much-needed light on both schools, so I thought it was necessary to update the official college ranking tier list.

  1. Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Wharton, MIT, Stanford
  2. UChicago, Duke, Cornell, Dartmouth, Columbia
  3. Brown, Notre Dame, Northwestern
  4. Georgetown, Stern, Ross, Berkeley
  5. UNC, UVA, UT Austin, Vanderbilt

I know it must hurt to see your school downgraded, but remember that BBs/EBs are not the end all be all! There are tons of other options in MM IB/PWM/ER, or even consulting! Good luck everyone in the upcoming recruiting season.

 
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I think Cornell might belong in the tier below, but otherwise stellar list

 

How are you gonna call that thread a Georgetown "win" at all? I didn't see a single thought-out, coherent argument made in favor of Georgetown. Congrats on GU tho bud.

 

Does being worse than UChicago and Duke make you not an elite university? Not to mention I know more than one person who took Brown over UChicago.

 

Cornell is a tier too high. They’re right there with Brown in the “thank goodness the Ivy League is a sports conference” gang

 

The only person who would think that GU is misplaced here is a person who went there. I think GU kids live on WSO because I had never heard it considered as a top school before coming onto this website

 

Possibly, however I see way more MF PE SA and sophomore BB internships go to Georgetown kids than ND. Maybe it’s a more diverse school and that skews the numbers, but GU’s placement is hard to beat outside of HYPW. I think they belong in the same tier, with GU maybe a touch higher.

 

Don't get me wrong for Wall Street GU is a great school but the way people consider it hyper prestigious here is wild. Before I came here I honestly thought it was at the same level as WashU, UCLA, Emory, Michigan, USC type of schools

 

For clarity, I was saying Ross =northwestern, Dartmouth=brown. Both are schools in the same region, similar pedigree, etc. 

Separately though, US news and finance recruitment would both have northwestern above brown, so find it odd you’d go after that comparison. My broader point though is no one is hairsplitting #13 and #12 on us news or which school sends more alumni. Size of school, region, culture, etc are all going to affect number of alumni in finance jobs and just because a school sends more finance hardos to banks doesn’t mean a candidate from brown wouldn’t be lights out. These schools all have thousands of kids, how stupid do you have to be to think employers cast a wide blanket on any institution that has by any objective standards some of the smartest people in the country attending. If you hire or work anywhere you realize smart people all have unique stories and come from all over.

 

Yeah if I did college all over again I'd go to places like Stanford or any of the UC's. Notre Dame and UMich offer you the same education as any Ivy League, except their sports teams are actually relevant. This is no debate I mean just say to yourself in the mirror "people who go to Harvard are smarter than other people" and you'll immediately see how retarded that sounds

 

I think people that went to Harvard were smarter than people who went to places like ND and Michigan back in the 80s when admissions were meritocratic, but now to get into HYP you need a sob story to get in. So I think there are a lot of people at ND and Michigan who are smarter than the average person at Harvard but were unwilling to stoop that low to get in

 

It’s common knowledge that the Kelley IBW clears all of these. It’s a top target guys!

 

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