Top LACs for IB/Consulting

http://careerplanning.bowdoin.edu/consulting-finance/young-alumni-in-fi… This is some data for Bowdoin. Does this seem like solid placement rates?

Only if you play lacrosse/hockey.

Also, those are decent numbers, it looks like Jefferies recruits heavily, but it's difficult to say how many of those kids are working in IBD without looking at Linkedin. You have a shot, but those schools don't send dozens to IBD like some semi-target schools do.

There were a decent amount of kids from LACs in our SA class, but almost all of them played a sport (Lacrosse/Hockey for males and soccer/field hockey/lacrosse for females.)

Hampshire College

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i've heard Colby places pretty well

IMO don't do it. I go to a school that is consistently in the top 10 US News rankings for LACs and while I am doing fine for myself, it's a shit ton of extra work that you have to put in. If I had known consulting/IB was definitely what I wanted to pursue I probably would not have attended where I go now. I mean I'm doing fine, I have had a number of interviews and an offer in my hand already but it's just a huge pain honestly. Maybe it's different at the very top with Amherst/Williams but for me, I would not recommend it.

That said, I have enjoyed my time immensely at my school. I love my professors/classes and the friends I have made. So for that I am thankful but it can definitely make things difficult for breaking into these industries.

How about Claremont Mckenna ?(Top 10 LAC focusing in business) http://www.cmc.edu/csc/parents/Career_Services_outcomes2012.pdf Does this placement look solid or do you think most of these jobs are MO/BO?? Also, I would like to work in nyc if possible so would that be a problem if i go to CMC?

How about emory goizueta? http://goizueta.emory.edu/degree/undergraduate/career_management/placem… Also, im looking at ND, WashU, colgate, BC. Which out of these would be the best? Thanks for your help

Emory looks good on paper.. 35% in finance, starting salary 70k+10k so it would be safe to assume these arent BO/MO positions right?

So the only difference between a target and a non/semi is on-campus recruiting?? and typically, only those with very high gpa's from targets would benefit from that.. is that correct?

Also, when you get out to networking, you will find more people from target on the Street, lesser from semi-target, least from non-target.

So why all the fuss about Target/Non-target?!! Most college students will NOT be able to get a 3.7+ from a top university, so campus recruitment is essentially useless for most people below that threshold,correct?