160k non target or 200,000 for semi target
What do you guys think? I am trying to decide. I don’t know, and would especially love some answers from people who have been in the industry a while.
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What firms pays you 200k?
Edit: lol
Wtf are you talking about intern
Misread it
Colleges lmao sorry
I think he’s talking debt to go to a college right?
Yes
Target.
If you said ~$30k for a solid state school vs $200k for target that would be a different story and I’d go for the less expensive option. But if you are already going to pay $160k, I would spring for the additional $40k for the top school.
You kinda need to share the schools to get any reasonable insights here. I'm not sure what you're concerned with in not sharing school names; you're even anonymous.
I dont know about that. He should be careful. Someone may access the schools database and cross reference acceptance lists to find out his identity so they can report to the school that he may not be interested in attending.
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Ohio state vs Boston college (actually 220k)
Ohio state actually has a pretty well-known accelerator program for those looking to break into IB: https://fisher.osu.edu/careers-recruiting/students/undergraduate-studen…
That and the extra $20K are worth looking more into (and make it a pretty close race). Do you associate with one of the student bodies more than the other? A good resource for this is https://www.unigo.com/colleges/boston-college/describe-the-students-at-…
Don’t make your decision on IB placement lol. Go where you’ll have a better overall experience. Getting a seat in IB (if that’s even what you want to do) is like a few months of work out of your whole undergrad experience.
Further, targets are just selection bias. If you can cut it to place well, you can do it from either. If you aern’t cut out for it, your school won’t matter.
Wayyyyy more to college than finance my friend. No matter how ‘hardo’ you are, recruiting is still a small portion of your college experience.
I would look for a few things.
I’d say pick Blue Mountain State over Hustlers University.
Go to semi-target then transfer into an even better target school if you could
+1
I think the marginal 40k in debt should pay off due to relatively better branding and opportunities at the semi-target. Would’ve been better if you gave examples of the schools or similar.
Boston college or Ohio state
BC
If the difference is only $40k, you have to go with the semi target, no questions asked.
Even outside of your specific example, just think about the lifetime earnings of someone at the non-target and think about the lifetime earnings of someone at the semi target
Neither don’t fall for it, don’t go to college.
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