Interesting
Just posted this in another forum, but thought more people would be interested in it. This list is a comprehensive list of 2006 analysts at a BB (Not GS/MS, but hands down BB).
I hope this helps.
Harvard Princeton Princeton Princeton Princeton Yale Yale Yale Yale Yale Upenn Upenn Upenn Upenn Upenn Upenn Stanford Stanford MIT Dartmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth Columbia Columbia Washington U (St Louis) Washington U (St Louis) Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell U of Chicago Brown Brown Brown Brown Rice Rice Vanderbilt Notre Dame Notre Dame UCB UCB UCB UCB UCB Carnegie Mellon Carnegie Mellon UVA UVA UVA Georgetown Georgetown Georgetown Georgetown Georgetown Georgetown Georgetown Georgetown Georgetown Georgetown Georgetown Georgetown Georgetown Georgetown UCLA Wake Forest USC USC Lehigh Lehigh U of Wisconsin-Madison Brandeis NYU NYU NYU NYU NYU NYU U of Illinois Urbana U of Illinois Urbana Yeshiva UCSB U of Washington Penn State George Washington George Washington George Washington U of Iowa Boston Southern Methodist U Southern Methodist U Indiana Virginia Tech Virginia Tech U of Colorado Boulder Howard Stony Brook Drexel USF Pomona Middlebury Middlebury Middlebury Claremont McKenna Washington & Lee Washington & Lee Colgate Colgate Macalester Macalester Macalester Colorado College Whitman Villanova U of Wisconsin U of Texas Austin U of Texas Austin U of St. Thomas U of Minnesota U of Illinois U of Calgary Trinity NA Ithaca Imperial (London)
More GTowners than H/Y/Penn or Stern???
What do you mean hands-down BB?
Is this for all BBs other than GS and MS?
It can't be there are more analysts than just the list here.
To clarify, this is for ONE BB.
Also, the list only includes United States analysts
which BB?
This loos like Merrill Lynch.
I recognize my school on the list and know how many kids went to Merrill's IB analyst program.
newyorkcityonetime - Yes, they verified this at training as well
not surprising at all.
A list for ibanking analysts dominated by schools such as Harvard, Princeton, Yale, Wharton, Darmouth etc....
TELL US SOMETHING WE DON'T ALREADY KNOW
The schools you list only make up a small part of the entire contingency. There are a significant number of non traditional schools listed.
Next time you make a brash comment, take a little time to think.
That's exactly the opposite of what I am trying to show. The list starts with most prestigious schools at the top (there are some very good schools at they end, but they are liberal arts).
I'm a UPenn undergrad and I actually heard my sophmore year here that Georgetown puts more undergrads on Wall-Street than any other school in the country. I thought that was the school to go to for the political science/law school/capitol hill crowd, but I guess it's a wall street power house too, this list certainly corroborates that.
I also want to add that the average gpa (only about 50% of the list had it) was +-3.7.
Roughly half of the analysts had a previous summer internship with the firm.
Roughly 80% male.
Lowest GPA = 3.4
u mean only 50% put their gpa on their CV?
What BB is this for?
ML b/c they're the only BB that doesn't recruit analysts at Michigan. I didnt see any MIchigan kids on that list. Funny how only 1 person is from Harvard.
Georgetown doesn't place the most kids on Wall St. Hands down, it's Wharton or Harvard.
It's top 5, if there is such a thing.
Babson College Bentley College Berkeley Boston College Boston College Boston College Chicago Claremont Columbia Columbia Cornell Cornell Dartmouth Duke Duke Georgetown Harvard Harvard Harvard Harvard Harvard Harvard Harvard Howard Indiana University Indiana University McGill Michigan Michigan Michigan Michigan Michigan Michigan Michigan Morehouse Northwestern Northwestern Notre Dame NYU Ohio State Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Princeton Princeton Princeton Stanford UCLA University of Glasgow USC USC UT Austin UVA UVA UVA UVA UVA Wellesley Wellesley Western Western Western Yale Yale Yale Yale
How did the Uni of Glasgow guy get in?
Thoughts???
CS has multiple harvard, UBS has multiple Harvard, Citi has multiple harvard, ML has multiple Harvard
I'd guess JPM if he means true bulge.
If not true bulge i'd guess DB or BAS because Bear has 1 harvard analyst in SF and i think 2-3 in NYC.
3rd year - I just responded in the other forum. I think the Harvard data is flawed, but for all intents and purposes the list is comprehensive.
True Bulge
WTF does true bulge mean? You have a true bulge in your pants? NAME the bank.
Look at the post right above mine by 3rd year - I was using his terminology
Dan - either that, or no CV
BB's have analyst facebooks. Sometimes people post their resume, sometimes they don't.
Aspiring?
Sorry dude no Umichigan does not make any sense.
Good call.
I guess the only explanation I can give is that not everyone was on the facebook at the time I compiled the list. Therefore, while it certainly does not contain anyone that shouldn't be on there, there may be others that are not included on the list.
your list is UBS isn't it
That's not UBS, they hire from some toronto school alot.
if that was for this past summer, list looks like UBS.
I think it is UBS. They hire from a Canadian school, mostly for the West Coast offices - that school is University of Western Ontario ("Western"). I don't think they hire from UT.
I am almost positive that bateman's list is for UBS last summer.
other than HYPWharton, the other ivies aren't so hot. Only 2 people from most of other schools and NONE from Brown. I'm also surprised only 1 person from Chicago and not many from Stanford.
Although, it would be pretty strange if just the analysts from certain schools neglected to do this.
UofChicago people are queer
Amherst Boston Bowdoin Brown Brown Brown Bucknell Colgate Colgate Colgate Columbia Columbia Cornell Cornell Dartmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth Duke Duke Duke Duke Duke Emory Georgetown Georgetown Georgetown Harvard Harvard Harvard Harvard Harvard Harvard Harvard Howard Howard University Indiana Marquette University Middlebury MIT MIT MIT Morehouse College Morehouse College Morehouse College Morehouse College NorthwesternU Notre Dame Notre Dame NYU NYU NYU NYU Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Princeton Princeton Princeton Rice Smith Spelman Spelman Stanford Stanford Stanford Stanford Stanford Stanford Stanford Stanford UCB UCB UCLA UCLA Umiami UNorthCarolina UNorthCarolina Utexas Utexas Uvirginia Vanderbilt Virginia Washington and Lee Washington University St. Louis Wesleyan William and Mary Williams College Williams College Yale Yale Yale Yale
this thread is fucking worthless
yeah, maybe we should find a way to include Binghamton in there to make this thread worthwhile. These are ostensibly official lists of incoming analysts' schools. Since a lot of people on this forum are interested in knowing what their odds are at landing an IB gig from their school, they would probably find this list of some utility.
Idiot^^^
be careful about the judgements made ... for example, i know that one of those non-HYP Ivies in bateman's list, they gave out like 8 summer offers, but only a couple accepted. it's trickier than just looking at how many ended up in the summer class.
No offense but is there a reason MS (the last list) is more affirmative action friendly than the two previous ones? Or is that just a coincidence.
Is that UC Berkeley or did the posters mean UBC, i.e. Univ. of British Columbia? I've never seen Berkeley referred to as UCB...
Yes - Berkeley
is ok, but 4 from Morehouse and 2 from Spelman. We had girl from Howard last summer and she was not very good (I'm being generous here) compared to other summer analysts.
whats your opinion on the uni of glasgow, how would you speculate he got in???
What's the point in this thread?
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