Dear,
I'm applying for transferring to targets. For this semester, both of schools aren't open for their business school. Plus. it is extremely competitive to get into their buz school (Ross and Stern). So I changed my plan to Econ. For IB in NYC, which one would you recommend?
Thanks!
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Not sure about Umichigan but NYU CAS has near 0 placement into IBD (note I mean IBD not the non-IBD divisions within IBs) NYU CAS students get completely destroyed by Stern kids during IB recruiting, would not recommend
Thanks for corroborating my point
I literally said “NYU CAS has near 0 placement into IBD (note I mean IBD not the non-IBD divisions within IBs)”
You are in corporate banking and THATS NOT IBD (ie investment banking division) even though they may be clustered together
The fact that you fail to understand that distinction is just sad and shows the difference between non stern and stern students in terms of IBD recruiting