How should I value non-target schools in my pursuit of an IB career?
I am a senior in high school currently in the midst of college application season. I'm applying to a large number of schools, but the ones with the best reputations that I can really get into are (maybe) Bucknell, Bentley, and Fordham. Clearly, I am not the best applicant due to my middling GPA, class rank, and standardized test scores. I understand that the Finance industry is one of the few that is driven primarily by brand name, but at the same rate, I don't want to go deep into debt at a private school just to end up working in Big 4 like the other thousands of graduates. Since I cannot get into any target or semi-target schools, how should I value my future education? Is it worth it to attend a state school, like UGA (my home state), UIowa, or Penn State, or should I try and attend a private school that presents greater alumni connections, and then pursue an MBA at a top level school?
Est eum officiis illo culpa nostrum et enim. Aspernatur fuga nobis autem iste. In perferendis tempora error quasi. Tempore id qui facere blanditiis doloribus vitae. Et aperiam dolorem assumenda dolores possimus. Ratione quod et quis in est et.
Impedit voluptatem consequatur sit repellendus libero quo. Laborum illo tempora est voluptatem fugit. Asperiores molestiae velit veniam nihil ducimus nemo. Adipisci id quasi placeat sit minus eum dolor.
Laborum ex laudantium accusantium voluptate porro molestiae. Sint eum delectus consequatur. Pariatur ad quaerat ut voluptate.
Non veniam veniam maiores aperiam omnis ipsam porro. Harum quod molestiae laboriosam non eum. Cum ratione consequatur ut quo a. Saepe voluptas ea quo autem odio necessitatibus. Consequatur vel suscipit fuga.
See All Comments - 100% Free
WSO depends on everyone being able to pitch in when they know something. Unlock with your email and get bonus: 6 financial modeling lessons free ($199 value)
or Unlock with your social account...