ND non-business VS. Michgan engineering
Hi, I am considering transfer out of Emory to another school that is more prestigious on the street so that I can get a chance to go to IB. Right now I am accepted by ND and Michigan engineering (still waiting for Ross and Northwestern), and I want to know which one will be better.
For ND, transfer students are not allowed to get into b-school so I am planning to major in Math+Econ. For UMich, I will major in CS (or IOE as someone indicated it is more relevant to business)
And I hope withdrawing WUSTL is not a bad idea.....
Thanks for your advice
based on the majors, ND
Can you do Goizueta at Emory? That is not a bad place to be.
If you get Ross or NU, do that. Otherwise, are you Catholic? Not necessary at ND, but it determine how well you "fit". And I assume by your choice in majors, you are confident in your ability to get good grades in STEM classes? If so, I might lean Michigan.
If you get into Ross, that will be your best bet. I don't know how well non-business ND grads do on the street. Does anyone else?
Sounds expensive, but it's worth a shot.
I am a recent IOE grad. 2 BB sell side internships -> buyside quant full time. I would say recruiting for S&T, quant, consulting are good from the college of engineering but IBD not so much.
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