Kellogg vs Stern

Deciding between Kellogg and Stern for I-Banking post-grad. I know NYU has the better finance rep, but will going to Kellogg really stop me from getting equivalent offers BB/ED offers?

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Kellogg is absolutely the better choice for pretty much any career you want, including all types of finance. Everyone recruiting for IBD typically has multiple offers from top firms. There aren't a ton of people recruiting for banking in any given year (maybe 20-30) so the group is very tight knit / supportive and there are many more spots available than people recruiting for them. Plus, you aren't expected to go nuts with coffee chats and networking like you would be if you were local in NYC.

 

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