Claremont Mckenna v. Tepper (undergraduate) v. Tufts for IB
I've recently received offers from CMU (Tepper), Claremont Mckenna, and Tufts. Which of these schools is best for IB placement into BB banks? Any help/opinions are greatly appreciated.
Luckily all your schools report career outcome data :) https://students.tufts.edu/career-center/explore-careers-and-majors/out…
https://www.cmc.edu/institutional-research/outcomes
https://www.cmu.edu/career/about-us/salaries_and_destinations/2017.html
Looks like there are opportunities, I would just be careful with the Claremont one because we don't know how many are front office. Hope this helps :)
Thank you!
I think Tepper and Mckenna are probably fairly close in terms in placement. Personally don't rate Tufts for IB. Go to whatever school you would fit in better at. Tepper and Mckenna are obviously vastly different in what your experience will be outside of the classroom.
Thank you for the input! I decided on CMC and am super excited!
If you’re interested in tech and want a strong math curriculum go to Tepper, otherwise I think CMC is the way to go. Its a small school filled with rich kids who have very deep connections in the finance world and a career development office that will get you interviews with basically anyone you want.
Thanks very much for the advice!
I had an MD at my first PE firm who went to Claremont. Was a great guy and very intelligent. Started his career with Goldman back in the day after undergrad, and still spoke highly of the IB placement opportunities available to grads.
That's awesome! Thanks for the input!
Have a few friends at CMC who placed into Moelis and BAML.
Thank you!
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