Do business schools favor social sciences applicants?
I was just wondering why many business school class profiles show a majority of social science majors. Is it from the economics majors at the Ivies?
Also, why is a large chunk of the class from consulting/PE/VC? These careers seem uncommon for a recent college grad to me - especially for social science majors. These jobs seems like they would be rare.
What is more intriguing to me is why so few "business" majors actually make up the class.
I am confused; are the target schools skewing these statistics?
Thanks.
Business majors already have a business education, they don't need another one.
^^^^ yup. Many b-schools make an effort include people from different majors in their program
Are the people that make up the chunk of social science majors different from the people that make up the chunk of high finance people?
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