Help in deciding undergrad college that are being hired by PE

Emory vs Northeastern vs Rutgers vs Kelly School of Business (IU) 

Deciding on which college to choose as an undergrad in the above colleges, pls suggest what the placement looks like and if 1 is recommended over others.

 
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Gotta be a joke unless you misread Kelley(Indiana) as Kellog(Northwestern’s MBA). It’s Emory by a mile lol

 

Emory is in a different league from the others here. If you get in then go there

 

Unless very diverse would be quite hard to get directly into reputable PE from any of these as UG

However all of these (except maybe Rutgers) make it possible to get into BB/EB after which very doable to get into PE as associate

I would echo the others here who say Emory is probably your best bet.

 

I have seen reasonably PE exits out of Emory as in  there are a few every year so its not really an anomaly and there is somewhat of a pipeline. That said it is definitely challenging

 

My guy I’m not sure what you’re on but Emory is the only very legit school on this list

 

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