Help me choose college- Please (UNC-CH vs USC vs UW-Madison vs UW-Milwaukee)
Hi all, I am an international choosing to decide where to go to college next year. Sorry for the poor english now. My options are University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, University of Southern California, and University of Wisconsins. UNC is 29k a year, USC is 49k a year, and UW is 55k a year for my family. I am thankful of my family that I will not need to take a debt for any choice. My question is, just based on which will give me highest chance to break into investment banking, which school should I choose? I don't care much for other factors, just mainly recruiting for IB(also maybe MBB).
Don't know too much about UNC and UW, but USC is a strong school on the west coast and places well for IB roles in LA, with some people going to SF & NY. Strong choice if you like the west coast.
USC kids have a bad reputation (I won't elborate).
I'd pick UNC.
Pick UNC. They place pretty well in NY banks and it is the cheapest for your family. Win-Win.
UNC for east coast, USC for west coast, UW for back office
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