Options for a Highschool splitter that wants to go into high finance
Title, was a high school slacker now zeroing in on college applications. I didnt try hard enough in school and some personal circumstances with my family resulted in my gpa dropping a significant amount in sophmore year and early junior year. Now as a senior i have a 3.3 unweighted gpa and am looking for some suggestions on options and also if anyone has reccomendations for edits to my college list. If it helps, I have a 1600 perfect sat right now and am maintaining a 4.0 as a senior while taking ap econ, calculus statistics as well as some pretty good ecs (economic research internship, founded a small buisness consulting firm in my town)
I'll attach my current college list below, please tell me what you guys think and if you have any advice or suggestions for me. I'd prefer to stay on the east coast and go on to Wall St but am applying to all sorts of different schools. I didnt wanna ask on college confedential cause the all the moms would give me BS about how the college you go to for undergrad doesnt matter and go for the cheapest option etc
BC, BU, CMU, Cornell, Emory, Fordham, Georgetown, IU, Loyola MD, Northeastern, UT Austin, Tufts, UMBC, UMD, UMich, USC, Vanderbilt, Villanova, WashU, Wesleyan
If you can’t get into a school with a strong name, prioritize a school with a strong, enthusiastic alumni base as those alumni are much more likely to want to help you out.
Definitely add Wisconsin, Indiana, Penn State to your list
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