Why you should go to a CUNY or SUNY school for college

You see gang, CUNY and SUNY schools aren't horrible. It's what the people on this think it is, but in all honesty its really not. Sure CUNY or SUNY isn't Harvard that doesn't mean that you cant get a good education. You make your experience, remember that. Baruch isn't terrible, it's great for BO and S&T. Baruch is a great school because is prestigious location in the worlds finance location. It's alumni is pretty great and powerful, if you like to know more PM me.

-MikeFromBaruchII Son of a VP at a Boutique "If you cant work transactions why not advisory?" - Quote Leverage Leverage Leverage - Motto

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According to LinkedIn, Baruch has 7,000 Alumni in IB. Harvard has a little more but they have twice the alumni registered on LinkedIn. Proportionally, Baruch wins. Baruch is also a power house for the BO/MO as they have thousands in GS, J.P Morgan and Citi. Facts, not opinions fellas. Doesn't take a quant to figure this out.

 

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