What are the best liberal arts colleges in terms of IBD OCR. I know Williams and Amherst are probably the best, and other NESCACs have some OCR, but I'm curious about people's thoughts or experiences regarding LACs.
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Washington and Lee is a very underrated option. This past year, GS did first round interviews on campus then pushed kids straight through to superdays, 3-4 received offers. JPM did all interviews on campus, gave offers to 4 without ever having to interview with anybody other than W&L alumni at the bank. DB and Wells did superdays on campus and gave out 6-8 offers each on the spot. BAML did phone interviews with alumni then pushed kids straight through to superdays. And then a ton of MM and Boutiques (Piper, SunTrust, Lincoln, Harris Williams, Leerink etc.) are doing on campus interviews/superdays in the fall. Odds are definitely in the students favor since only about 50 kids go through the process each year; there's a spot for everybody somewhere.