Quinnipiac University for S&T

Quinnipiac is a small university located in CT about 90 mins north of NYC. I got given a large scholarship to go there so I am seriously considering going there for undergrad. I am interested in a career in S&T but I know that Quinnipiac is a reasonably unheard of school. Does anyone know if it does very well in placing graduates into front office positions down on Wall Street? Any responses would be appreciated.

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Im considering Fairfield, Fordham, Bryant, Saint Joesph's. My high school years didn't go so well due to some medical reasons so I don't have a great choice of where to go. If anything Fordham is the best I could possibly do. If I did some heavy networking, could getting internships and job offers from Quinnipiac be possible?

 
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riv5007Im considering Fairfield, Fordham, Bryant, Saint Joesph's. My high school years didn't go so well due to some medical reasons so I don't have a great choice of where to go. If anything Fordham is the best I could possibly do. If I did some heavy networking, could getting internships and job offers from Quinnipiac be possible?

Everything is possible! You can also get a stellar GPA there, crash the GMAT and go for a 1-2 yrs MSc in a target European school with full merit based scholarship and then work in London (for instance). But it will be much harder...

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riv5007Im considering Fairfield, Fordham, Bryant, Saint Joesph's. My high school years didn't go so well due to some medical reasons so I don't have a great choice of where to go. If anything Fordham is the best I could possibly do. If I did some heavy networking, could getting internships and job offers from Quinnipiac be possible?

I'd probably say Fordham then Fairfield out of those schools. As I mentioned above and what others have said, do well academically (3.8+ at least), have strong ECs, get involved in as much as you can, and network a lot, and anything is ultimately possible. Reach out to everyone and anyone.

 

I tried for quite a few state universities but there were unable to accept me. Im a smart guy, but like I said before I had some medical issues in high school so my grades aren't very good, Im lucky enough to get into the colleges I mentioned in my previous post.

 

Fordham! I have a friend that went to Quinn for their UG degree in econ and went to do their MBA at JHU without any experience... although I don't think the corporate field looks at that very nicely but it seems pretty on paper haha

Specifically for S&T are you interested in trading for an institution or doing a prop firm? If you're going down the prop firm route I have a few friends who are in S&B capital that could give you advice.

 

Had a friend go there - she now works as a bartender and has a ton of debt. Bad choice IMO.

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shorttheworldgo to uconn not quinnipiac. youll save tons of money and have better branding

This. uconn has the advantage all around...

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you'll have a good time at quinnipiac, but everyone i know who went there had a tough time finding any work at all. of the kids i know, 2 are assistants at a hospital and the other is trying to get into grad school. would agree with the statement above re: uconn.

 

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