Middlebury vs BC Carroll
I am having a difficult time, to say the least, deciding between Middlebury or BC for my undergrad. There are obvious pros (and cons) for each. BC seems to be more pre-professional, but the liberal arts approach of Middlebury is an obvious asset. BC has a better location, but Middlebury would have less competition. Middlebury (from what I hear) is relatively difficult for econ (what I'd major in there, vs a concentration in finance at BC), but it is in the middle (pun unintended) of nowhere.
Culture (i.e. athletics) aren't a factor in my decision, neither is cost. As my username might suggest, my goal is a high-level placement in IB (or consulting, but the consensus seems to be that it is far easier to jump IB to consulting than vice versa). Any assistance would be very much appreciated, and I thank all in advance for your attention.
I don't have a truly informed opinion about it either way, but it seems as if more people on the Street come from BC than they do Middlebury. If you can get into Carroll, and maybe get some scholarship money, that may be the move.
Personally know a decent amount of bankers or ex-bankers from Middlebury. The school is smaller and I think the alumni network might also be stronger.
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BC - Carroll has a lot of alumni in mid BB banks.
You will rarely see them in JPM, GS, MS, Evercore, Centerview etc.
Is the intended conclusion pro-Middlebury, or rather anti-BC?
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