I understand that UNC is a semi-target for NYC IB, however I’m really interested in economics and don’t feel like applying or going into the B-school. (I’m an incoming sophomore transfer btw). If I’m able to hold a 3.7+ in BS Economics with decent campus involvement and networking should I have a strong shot at NYC S&T or is it a big enough difference that I should attempt to go into KF? Thanks for the advice.
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