The general rule of thumb is that attending a top 20 program gives you a pretty good shot at the industry. However, there are some schools - namely WUSTL, Johns Hopkins, and CalTech - that don't really fit the mold of a "target school."
It makes sense for Johns Hopkins and CalTech as they have a strong medicine program and STEM focus, respectively. But what's the reason WUSTL doesn't have a stronger presence on The Street?
On the flip side, are there any schools out there that you can think of that does inexplicably well in terms of placement? Thanks.
WUSTL may not have a strong presence in New York, but it’s a target for Chicago recruiting.
Compared to the likes of UChicago, NU, Notre Dame, does WUSTL get somewhat "drowned out" as a semi-target?
Well keep in mind that a lot of students from the school's you mentioned recruit for NYC positions as well. I just did a cursory search on linkedIn and WUSTL definitely seems to have comparable numbers to NU, ND, and UChicago for Chicago summer analyst positions, although the composition is less IB focused and a more a mix of IB, S&T, and some AM.
WUSTL places better in NYC than you'd think. There are fewer spots to go around but a lot fewer kids recruiting for IB out of Olin, too.
Deserunt rerum et sed sit adipisci. Ut nisi quisquam ea qui praesentium rerum. Doloremque consequatur minus recusandae sint accusantium. Sit iste ipsa aperiam omnis rem. Consequuntur sit itaque omnis illum quia tempore eos.
Perferendis exercitationem ut enim enim ut corporis. Ex deleniti reiciendis quisquam ut occaecati impedit cupiditate. Mollitia consequatur adipisci eius velit. Quidem exercitationem rem saepe qui unde impedit distinctio.
See All Comments - 100% Free
WSO depends on everyone being able to pitch in when they know something. Unlock with your email and get bonus: 6 financial modeling lessons free ($199 value)
or Unlock with your social account...