College Transitions updated 2024 IB ranking
College Transitions has updated their 2024 IB ranking
Adjusted for undergraduate enrollment
The top 25 looks like....
1. Upenn
2. Harvard
3. Columbia
4. U Chicago
5. Williams
6. Dartmouth
7. Georgetown
8. Yale
9. Middlebury
10. Princeton
11. Duke
12. Claremont Mckenna
13. Amherst
14. Notre Dame
15. Cornell
16. Washington and Lee
17. Brown
18. Emory
19. Northwestern
20. Bowdoin
21. Stanford
22. Boston College
23. Vandy
24. Swarthmore
25. MIT
Thoughts?
You should delete this ranking, and then delete your account for posting one of the worst college rankings to ever grace this website
Literally. This list is complete BS, IU Kelley IB workshop isn’t even in the top 5
Sibley on top
It's based on LinkedIn data which is better than opinions
Kelley places a ton of kids at Rabobank! 🤮
Relax loser. It's not my list it's from College Transitions. I can't post the site, mods will delete.
These are adjusted for the undergrad class size. The gross number list is completely different so UMich and Cornell are a lot larger. Adjusting for total class is BS because there are tons of BS majors who will never even apply to wall street. So for Big Tech you don't need to include Veterinary school for example only Computer Sci
Also gross lost matters because during campus recruiting school placing larger numbers is where the companies will send the biggest entourage and focus the most, and as a focused student you will have the highest probability of getting an interview.
Low quality bait
I don’t think this person made the ranking, I believe it’s by the college transitions site which is the data most people here reference. https://www.collegetransitions.com/dataverse/top-feeders-banking
Holy LAC circlejerk. Williams, Middlebury, CMC, and Amherst are all semi-targets and not targets. W&L, Bowodin, and Swarthmore are low semi-targets at best with Bowdoin prob being the best of the lot due to their affiliation with the NESCACs and generally being thought of as being just the tier below W/A alongside Middlebury.Their per capita numbers look good b/c they have so few students, and many nepotism hires(not that there are no non-nepotism hires, but the nepotism hires make up a higher percentage of total hires).
You gonna go cry about it 😢?
Less competitive, I would go there over any Ivy aside from HYP or Dartmouth.
While I believe the math is accurate, I do think that adjusting by undergraduate population will always create a flawed ranking because it fails to account for student interest and school prestige. Claremont McKenna College, Amherst, and Notre Dame over Cornell? Washington and Lee over Brown, Northwestern, and Emory? Bowdoin over Stanford? It also undersells places like UMich Ross, NYU Stern, and UVA McIntire, which do place well, albeit, somewhat more competitively, but are sold short because the schools surrounding them are massive.
I agree, but this site also doesn't take into account how large some schools are like Umich. Ross has a million and one hardos and even wvon majors trying to break in but that doesn't get accounted for, people think it's still a target.
From what I have seen, Michigan places very strongly because in the aggregate, they are a highly regarded school, and their alumni network is larger and heavily concentrated in NYC. I do agree that if someone has a more prestigious option (Ivies, Duke, Stanford, etc.), then that’s the way to go, but I don’t think that placing well from Michigan is as difficult as some people make it out to be. If you were talking about a place like UT-Austin (less prestigious, over 40,000 students, McCombs filled with hardos, etc.), then I’d agree.
Schools like Cornell and Princeton have tons of people going into tech, whereas some ranked higher schools like Georgetown and Williams basically have no presence into tech. Without knowing the proportion of people going into finance, simply dividing the number with the entire school’s population is misleading. This also explains why Stanford ranks so low here.
Tbf at the LAC's sure there are less kids going into tech but there are also significantly fewer kids even interested in finance broadly speaking. At these LAC's most kids go to grad school or non-profit work or teaching or other jobs that aren't well paying(look at Middlebury's or Willimas average income and job placements for instance and compare it to Cornell, schools like Middlebury simply have less kids interested in the traditional well paying out of undergrad careers. I think it thus balances out except for the fact the LACs are just significantly less competitive.
If you have less kids grinding for high finance, wouldn’t that mean your school like Williams/Middlebury have less presence than traditional ivy schools? Doesn’t firm focus on recruiting at places where it knows that produces high quality candidates, and they usually come from a competitive background?
Hi Atlcalling,
You've completely ignored NYU, and you have also completely ignored UT Austin with respect to Texan placements... MIT, Stanford, and Brown certainly DO NOT rank 25, 21, and 17 respectively.
Washington and Lee? Wha... I haven't even heard of this school before, man - you really have a lot of oversight. Please delete the thread as it GENUINELY has no value here.
Thanks.
No, but congrats on NYU. This is not my personal list. This is compiled by college transitions best Wallstreet placement list. I can't post the link as mods will delete but it's easy to find.
NYU students are all Wharton rejects with no social skills. They are known as the hyenas in IB industry
Ah finally. I’ve been waiting for an updated 2024 ranking for a long time. Could you please now do the same for investment banks? This is exactly what the community needs
Amazing. Bodowin over Stanford. Williams over Yale, Duke, Princeton.
Does Stanford have Jes Staley🤔? I thought not
🤫🧏
Where the fuck is Ross
Undersold by the fact that Michigan has an undergraduate population of 30,000, despite the fact that the university itself is prestigious enough to place across the street. It’s one of the main reasons that adjusting by class size is fundamentally inapplicable to every situation.
The fact that Michigan is not on this list shows you how stupid it is!
Those numbers are completely made up!
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