How well is georgetown represented on wall st?

Yes, Yes, Yes, No, No, No, NO, Yes

unc is well represented

From what I've seen, UNC Kenan-Flagler is better represented than regular UNC

Michigan (not Ross) is not well represented on Wall Streeet?

From my experience (Mostly S&T)

Georgetown: Strongly Brown: Not many (probably also function of not many wanting to go to Wall Street) Yale: Moderately Michigan (not Ross): Only seen Ross and MFinEng NYU (not Stern): Only seen Stern UNC: Haven't come across any not BOA or Wachovia University of Washington: Never come accross (do you mean WUSTL??) Cornell: Strongly

non ross michigan kids are hustlers, a lot of them get placement, some at great firms. I know a kid who just placed into william blair and one to jpm

I actually think UNC is pretty well represented. Maybe it's just a function of them being a large school, but I've met quite a few UNC people on Wall Street.

U of Washington places 1, maybe 2, kids on wall street every year. More of an accounting/consulting biased campus. Very under represented on wall street

UNC and UWashington are not well represented on wallstreet

Just out of curiousity because I went to one of the schools I'm about to mention and did get into IB. What's the consensus on these southern schools -

Duke, Georgia Tech, Vanderbilt, Wake Forest, University of Florida, University of Georgia

Duke is a massive outlier in that group. And not simply in the douchebag category.

G'town is well represented in accounting and midlevel supervisor type roles in a few non BB banks as well as the SEC, FED, etc.

Yale is the best school there and has the most representation. No one working in finance will tell you otherwise. You can get placed onto the street from Georgetown, UNC, Brown, and Cornell. The others will be tougher.