A undergrad tier list you cant argue with. (I looked at per capita data)
(1) Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Stanford, MIT, Wharton
(2) Columbia, Penn, Dartmouth, UChicago
(3) Cornell, Brown, Georgetown, Notre Dame, Williams, Duke
(4) Vanderbilt, Northwestern, Emory, UVA, Berkeley, NYU, Michigan, Wash&lee, Middlebury, CMU, Bowdoin, Boston College, Amherst
(5) Pomona, Swarthmore, Colgate, Wellesley, SMU
Data source?
CMU and Pomona? No USC? Lmao get out of here prospective monkey intern
So many cmu interns in my class and full time. They legit.
No Wyoming?
Okay this data is obviously dumb because no way on a per capita basis MIT would be that high because they have so so many people who don’t wanna work anywhere near traditional finance.
How did you estimate the denominator in this calculation. It’s tough to quantify how many people from each school are actually interested in banking. If you just go off of b school/Econ student numbers it would make no sense.
Hopkins/MIT/cal tech?
data source?
This data is wrong. The per capita data is here.
Not a fan of using per capita data, it will grossly inflate ivy league and liberal arts placements as the % of students going for these roles is astronomically higher vs state schools w/ 50k students. For example, Indiana will place 4-5x the pure number of students over emory, W&L, middlebury, CMU, Bowdoin, Amherst, williams, pomona, swarthmore, colgate etc.
I did not attend IU - so please don't MS, it's an illustrative example.
IU absolutely does not place 4-5x people than Emory or Middlebury or CMU dude. It places like 1.5x of Emory and is like 8-9x bigger
IU places about 80 kids per year out of the workshop plus an additional 20-40 outside of the workshop. how many does emory or middelbury place? 20?
lmao bro the entire kelley school goes for IB (and Kelley has 2500 kids per grade)... harvard alone has 1750 people per grade. Harvard sends more kids to IB than kelley and probably has 1/20th of the students going for IB
Its hard to believe that IU is being compared to those schools and I don't even go to one of them
Bruh I'm a senior at Emory and can promise you that we send way more than 20 to IB lol. There's like 7 to Truist and 4-5 each to JPM, MS, Citi alone. Other that that we're a target for every EB(Centerview, Lazard, PWP, Rothschild, Greenhill, Evercore, Gugg, Houlihan Lokey regular and HLRX), virtually every MM, and we're a little weaker for BB but this year there's been OCR from Citi, BOA, Barclays, and JPM. This is despite us being a small school and we send a solid amount to every BB even if they don't do OCR. There's like 120 finance majors vs kelley which has 1100 finance majors. There's probably 50-60 going into IB every year.
congrats on IU
Lmao bro the entire kelley school goes for IB (and Kelley has 2500 kids per grade)... harvard alone has 1750 people per grade. Harvard sends more kids to IB than kelley and probably has 1/20th of the students going for IB
I did not go to IU. I went to another state school and am leaving banking for a MF. You can either (i) be an annoying, overconfident little sht prospect / intern that has no idea what they're talking about because you've never been in the real world (sorry, coddled internship doesn't count) or (ii) actually listen to what people who work in the industry have been noticing over the past few years as IB talent has degraded. I'm very involved in campus recruiting. these are all observations i've made firsthand over the past year
W&L is for clowns
If you think Bowdoin and BC are placing as well as UVA/Umich/Northwestern, you're delusional
who gives a fuck
Could definitely be wrong, but this just doesn’t seem right to me… NYU and Mich in the same tier as BU?
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