Boston - What schools would you recommend?
What schools would you recomend after Harvard and Sloan for an mba to get into ib? (BU,BC,Bentley,Brandeis)
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BC has some good representation.
this is your MBA we're talking about. hugely important. you don't limit all of your choices to one stupid parameter like which city. if you get into Stanford GSB and you turn it down for Boston College's MBA program, you are a dumb shit.
sorry, doublepost
Boston College is an excellent feeder for analyst programs, but I would stick with the top 20 MBA programs if you want to be an associate.
no way in hell are you getting into i-banking with an mba from any program outside of harvard or mit in boston.
Agreed. Get into Harvard / MIT or get the hell out of Boston. If you're stuck in Boston, you could always commute to NYC / Phila for Columbia, NYU, Wharton.
Way to give advice three years after the fact.
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