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Yeah, probably better opportunities at Michigan unless you do IBW at Kelley.
Only thing is those are both degrees at Umich with grade deflation/challenging courses - something to keep in mind.
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Either route is readily available at UM regardless of if you're Ross or Econ. Finance clubs are doable as a non-Ross student and give you a slightly easier time recruiting, but that isn't to say recruiting without them is difficult if you know you want it.
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Name of the game for Michigan IB/MBB recruiting is being in finance/consulting clubs and business fraternities. Tell the clubs you're double majoring during recruitment to seem smarter then drop CS once you get into a few for a chiller college experience.
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Acceptance rate for any of the investment clubs is somewhere sub-10%. Application process for a given club will include a couple events (mass meeting, speed dating, etc.), an application, and two rounds of interviews.
Spread a wide net and you’ll likely get something. Even though the numbers look very competitive, most freshman club applicants aren’t very experienced with interviewing nor even semi-knowledgeable about finance
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