College tier list US for IB

Based on the most helpful WSO content, here's the US undergraduate university tier rankings for Investment Banking (IB) recruitment:

• Tier 1: UPenn, Harvard, Georgetown, Columbia, NYU
• Tier 2: Cornell, Notre Dame, University of Michigan, Yale, University of Texas Austin
• Tier 3: Princeton, University of Chicago, UC Berkeley, Duke, University of Virginia
• Tier 4: University of Southern California, Dartmouth, Brigham Young University, Stanford, Southern Methodist University
• Tier 5: Northwestern, Indiana University, Boston College, Emory, Brown
• Tier 6: UCLA, Vanderbilt, Rice, University of North Carolina, Middlebury
• Tier 7: Claremont McKenna, Penn State, Baruch, Williams, Fordham
• Tier 8: Washington University in St. Louis, Wake Forest, MIT, Amherst, University of Georgia
• Tier 9: Texas A&M, University of Florida, Boston University, Carnegie Mellon, University of Wisconsin
• Tier 10: Colgate, University of Illinois, Johns Hopkins, University of Miami, Texas Christian University
• Tier 11: Villanova, Arizona State University, Georgia Tech, Holy Cross, Babson

This list is based on the total hires in relation to the undergraduate population. However, it's important to note that this ranking does not take into account the student body population that is interested in going into IB. So, while a school might be ranked lower, it doesn't necessarily mean it's not a good choice for someone interested in IB. It's always a good idea to consider other factors such as the school's culture, location, and specific programs when making a decision.

Sources: US Undergraduate University Tier Rankings 2023 - Backed by Data, US Undergraduate University Tier Rankings 2023 - Backed by Data, Unofficial 2020 Public School Tiers for IB Placement, Unofficial 2020 Public School Tiers for IB Placement, Actual Global Undergrad Tier List