Undergraduate Prospects
Hello everyone,
I know this is typically for MBA discussions, but I am applying to a number of schools this fall and thought it'd be best to get some advice from people in the field. Which of the following colleges would have the most pull on Wall Street? I have been looking into UVA, University of Michigan, Penn State University, University of Maryland, Villanova University, Boston University, and possibly NYU. I understand UVA and NYU are probably the top choices, but any other guidance would be appreciated. I plan to major in finance, and I know it's early to pick a career but investment banking seems like the top pick for now. Thanks for all of the help.
Don't discount University of Michigan. I'd say University of Michigan and NYU are the top choices, at least in my opinion.
UM and UVA. Balance placement with student experience, especially if you plan to obtain a professional degree later (MBA, JD, MD). You only go to undergrad once. Try to enjoy yourself. I'd also throw in Duke and Vanderbilt.
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