IU Kelley vs. NYU CAS Econ

Hi! I'm a rising freshman, and currently, my options are between either NYU CAS Econ or IU's Kelley School of Business. In the case I attend NYU, I'd attempt an internal transfer into stern or, if that fails, pairing Econ with a comp sci degree. If I were to attend Kelley, I'd ideally attempt to join the Investment Banking Workshop (although I understand it's definitely not a given). Not sure which school's program gives me a higher shot at BBs and IBD positions.

Just wanted to get some of y'all's insight as to which of the options you think is better.

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