Vanderbilt Econ or Emory Econ (not Goizueta)
Which would be better for undergraduate for a transfer for S&T/Banking?
Which would be better for undergraduate for a transfer for S&T/Banking?
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Also how does NYU Econ factor into all of this?
emory econ hands down
why?
What's the diff between "financial economics" and "economics" majors at Vandy since they don't have a B-school?
I would choose Vandy, but that's just me.
Financial econ is a minor, the major is just regular econ. Does that make a difference when comparing to Emory Econ/NYU Econ?
That's just my thinking. I don't go to any of these schools, but the three are very different, and the type of school you want to attend should play a huge role in your decision.
I saw that you're a junior transfer... so I guess that's why Ross and McIntire are off the table, but have you applied to Kelley?
I think there's still time, (applying late I mean, my stats are well above what it takes to get in), but Kelley's workshop isn't available to junior transfers
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