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Dartmouth - no looking back.
Dartmouth it's not even close
Morehead-Cain does not change anything?
Think of recruiting in this industry as "these employers set aside X seats from Y target schools." Target schools won't be 100% of a hiring class, but it will be majority and the path of least resistance.Dartmouth is considered a target most everywhere, UNC is not as consistently. Morehead-Cain will help your son be at the top of the pile within UNC kids, but probably not very much beyond that.
If you don't think he'd be happy at Dartmouth, don't force it -- being in a good enough mental state to get good grades / internships in the first place is half the battle, and UNC is still a great school. But if they're equal and this variable is the "tiebreak," it's clearly Dartmouth.
It definitely does for recruiting. Your son would stand out a lot compared to other kids at UNC for recruiting with the full ride MC scholarship. As someone who went to Columbia and ended up at an EB, please go the debt-free route since your son is clearly intelligent enough to break into IB from UNC!
very helpful answer. thanks.
Dartmouth grad here. if he is serious about his career in finance obvious choice. Got amazing experience for internships from Dartmouth alums- worked at a top shop in IB from networking, moved over to the buyside to what many consider top PE via alumni connections. Ask your son to look up Dartmouth alums in finance.
Off the top of my head, you have Steve Mandel Lone Pine, Todd Sisitsky + James Coulter Founder of TPG, Leon Black Founder of Apollo, Hank Paulson CEO of Goldman, William Conway Founder Carlyle, Timothy Geithner CEO Warburg Pincus. Bunch of names in venture capital too that I can't remember since there are too many haha.
For college experience, Dartmouth has an incredible experience for undergrads.
Can also throw in my hat on Dartmouth. Much more common name on the street from what I have seen. The only UNC guy I can remember did that undergrad and then had to get an MBA from HBS before getting a job at GS which launched his IB career.
Good luck
Does money play a significant role?
no
Then Dartmouth, Dartmouth, Dartmouth
If you are willing to pay then Dartmouth is your best option
Although free college would be a source of pride, paying for Dartmouth is a non-issue.
Dartmouth and it’s not particularly close.
Definitely Dartmouth.
community college
UNC is way better of a college experience
If money is not an issue it's Dartmouth. That said, UNC does place kids into banking and is considered a semi-target. It'll be less of an obvious path than Dartmouth but given your son is already thinking about IB / PE before stepping on campus, he should be totally fine there.
Edit: See $ not an issue in later responses - 100% Dartmouth then.
Dartmouth but make sure he gets into the right fraternities & clubs, as some dartmouth alumni recruit directly from their fraternities from what I've heard. Would appreciate some fellow monkeys to give me feedback
Michigan Ross, IU Kelley, and UT Austin are way better than dartmouth. GL!
Why the fuck would he consider UNC over Dartmouth? Stupid question
Relax buddy, don't need to get offended over someone considering their options
Dartmouth
UNC KF easily given Morehead Cain.
Dartmouth - we have great pipeline at our EB. Also much stronger connections while at school.
I'll play devils advocate and say UNC - Chapel Hi.....
Is what an idiot would say, send the boy to Dartmouth, congrats on getting him into an Ivy.
If you think your kid is stupid, send him to UNC where he has a chance to compete. Otherwise, it's obviously Dartmouth
Dartmouth consistently places much better in IB and PE compared to the other options you mentioned
One benefit of UNC (apart from the free ride ofc which is insane) is that he's automatically in the top 1% of 1% of tarheels (who r already smart af), so he'll have it very easy getting into the top clubs which can send him into pipelines to all the top banks like JPM. Whereas at Dartmouth, he's just another name in the crowd - idk why this post is so biased towards the Ivy.
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