Late College decision

International student Major-Finance(business schools in all of them)

Rutgers -57k/y

Indiana Bloomington- 60k/y

SDSU- 52k/y

FAU-43k/y

UCF-37k/y

ASU-40k/y

Most important for me are the chances of getting an internship(hopefully for a BB,back office at least)

notes- iu is pre bus for me and not direct admission to kelley.

rutgers is Econ but I heard it doesn’t matter and you can go to rbs on sophomore.

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I’ll add something I didn’t mention.

i know all of these are non targets/arguably semi.

still would like to know which one is better and if somebody’s got the time and energy to rank them, it’ll be much appreciated.🙏

 

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