I know that there are target and semi-target schools. I was wondering are there tiers for non-target schools? Do east coast banks prefer students who went to east coast non-targets? To give a little context I go to non-target with a high acceptance rate. Does that look worse or are non-targets just considered non-targets?
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I went to a non-target and ended up with an offer from one of (GS/MS/JPM). Wouldn't let the non-target name discourage you, just apply everywhere and network your ass off like I did and it will all hopefully pay off.