Comprehensive List of Feeders?
Can you guys give me a list of undergrad colleges that are feeders in IB? I am currently an incoming senior and I want to be able to compare schools in terms of how they place in IB, most specially in NYC.
Mod (Andy) note: Thanks to user Blackid for this in-depth response:
Tier 1: Harvard, Wharton, Stanford, Princeton, Yale
Tier 2: Cornell, Columbia, Dartmouth, MIT, Oxford, Cambridge, LSE
Tier 3: Brown, Amherst, Williams, Duke, Caltech, UChicago, Stern (NYU)
Tier 4: McIntire (UVA), Ross (Michigan), Haas (Berkeley) West Point, Air Force, Naval Academy, Notre Dame, Northwestern, UPenn CAS
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Regional Targets (excluding schools already mentioned):
West Coast:
- Anderson (UCLA), Marshall (USC), Claremont McKenna
South:
- Vanderbilt, McCombs (UT), Rice, Emory,
South East:
- Kenan-Flager (UNC). [Caveat: KF is technically a target but is a top target for Charlotte firms].
East Cost:
- William and Mary, Georgetown






Greendale College is the top
Greendale College is the top IB feeder
South Harmon Institute of Technology is also a good bet
Who are you going to believe, me or your lying eyes?
do a search for "target
do a search for "target schools"
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thanks for the top
thanks for the top duffmt6.
btw, what are the tier 2 and 3 feeders? i am sure i cant get into the ivies. haha
Are you looking at any
Are you looking at any colleges in particular? It'll be tough to give you honest advice without knowing anything about your stats/background/etc.
Nabooru: Greendale College is
Greendale College is the top IB feeder
South Harmon Institute of Technology is also a good bet
More specifically, the air conditioning repair school is the best program for S&T. However, recent changes in its management may have negatively affected its relationships with recruiters.
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Best way to find out is to
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It will generally be the usual suspects--HYPSW, Duke, Columbia, etc.--but there are sometimes weird idiosyncracies, especially outside of New York.
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The University of Montana
The University of Montana Western, DeVry, Portland Community College
GoodBread: Nabooru: Greenda
Greendale College is the top IB feeder
South Harmon Institute of Technology is also a good bet
More specifically, the air conditioning repair school is the best program for S&T. However, recent changes in its management may have negatively affected its relationships with recruiters.
Greendale's security system seems to be driving away students lately.
Ball State University -
Ball State University - Tuscaloosa
what the hell is this
what the hell is this "feeder" shit? It's called target schools
Tier 1: Harvard, Wharton,
Tier 1: Harvard, Wharton, Stanford, Princeton, Yale
Tier 2: Cornell, Columbia, Dartmouth, MIT, Oxford, Cambridge, LSE
Tier 3: Brown, Amherst, Williams, Duke, Caltech, UChicago, Stern (NYU)
Tier 4: McIntire (UVA), Ross (Michigan), Haas (Berkeley) West Point, Air Force, Naval Academy, Notre Dame, Northwestern, UPenn CAS
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Regional Targets (excluding schools already mentioned):
West Coast:
- Anderson (UCLA), Marshall (USC), Claremont McKenna
South:
- Vanderbilt, McCombs (UT), Rice, Emory,
South East:
- Kenan-Flager (UNC). [Caveat: KF is technically a target but is a top target for Charlotte firms].
East Cost:
- William and Mary, Georgetown
Wouldn't agree with that
Wouldn't agree with that characterization 100%, but fairly representative overall.
A lot of people do certain things to add days to their life. I do things to add life to my days.
I get that Wharton is good,
I get that Wharton is good, but no way Penn CAS is Tier 4. There are plenty of econ majors going to IB
no chicago/midwest love in
no chicago/midwest love in that regional target list?
My school isnt there..... fml
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blackid: Tier 1: Harvard,
blackid how did you come up
@SECFinance: After you
The tiers are a joke. If
only pussies rank schools
Where would Carnegie
I'm a veteran and a soon to
I would rank USC marshall as
(O.O)
Indiana (Kelley) should
Don't forget about the
Why is Oxbridge/LSE tier 2?
ThaVanBurenBoyz: Ball State
Inimical010: ThaVanBurenBoy
Pretty fucking depressing how
ThaVanBurenBoyz: Inimical01
blastoise: What about Norte
Mendoza = Booth's rejects.
Inimical010: Mendoza =
IU destroys a lot of places
Jesus people, the tiers are
Theres always one indiana or
UkraineTrain: Theres always
Haha I was just sayin. One of
I can confirm Indiana is
Why the fuck is William and
Cornell Tier 2??????????
mynameistizzle: Cornell Tier
thanks for the input. how