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Remember that a smaller percentage of Cornell students try to enter IB than many peer institutions. Students studying agriculture or MechE are unlikely to try to enter finance. Cornell's business school is small, and even if you add finance-related majors like ORIE, the overall percentage of students trying to enter finance is still small. 

 

Historically, Cornell has been the biggest feeder to JPM (at least for the last 5-ish years). It also has a pretty decent presence in GS (a bit less in MS) and is rapidly expanding their EVR headcount. The size of the school is part of it, but I think it's due to both ends. Larger school = more applicants but also = more alums = more people pulling. Also their pre-professional culture allows for students to master technicals faster than the rest (club culture can be too much though).

 

Historically, Cornell has been the biggest feeder to JPM (at least for the last 5-ish years). It also has a pretty decent presence in GS (a bit less in MS) and is rapidly expanding their EVR headcount. The size of the school is part of it, but I think it's due to both ends. Larger school = more applicants but also = more alums = more people pulling. Also their pre-professional culture allows for students to master technicals faster than the rest (club culture can be too much though).

Maybe it's the bank that I am at, but I wouldn't say Cornell people are technically that great 

 

nepo or diversity? i think non-div there should be pretty cracked if they can survive there. I basically seen cornell presence at almost all the stock pitches competitions' final rounds

 

Half the ppl going to jpm from Cornell are total bricks and the other ones are some of the smartest ppl on campus. Rlly wonder how they made the decisions

 

I go here; they gave out a good 15+ offers. There's a ton of ppl here who haven't posted or have soph offers elsewhere and can't post till they finish those internships. Actually an insane year for Cornell --> JPM

 
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