Ultra-target vs Target vs Semi-Target
How would you rank each Georgetown/Notre Dame/Michigan/Vanderbilt/UCLA compared to full blow target (HYPS etc)? Would they still be considered target?
How would you rank each Georgetown/Notre Dame/Michigan/Vanderbilt/UCLA compared to full blow target (HYPS etc)? Would they still be considered target?
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No, it's HYPSM that have the highest chances of placing. Wharton has way too many candidates aiming for IB with limited school quotas. HYPSM are the true top-targets in this job market along with the fact that Economics major is more challenging than business (MIT is an outlier because it is a very stem heavy school).
Even if your throwing Wharton which I Heavily disagree with Harvard is still a tier above the rest undisputed.
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Georgetown, Notre Dame, and Michigan place better than Vanderbilt and UCLA. In terms of prestige and placements, Vanderbilt is far better for NY (*not affiliated with Vanderbilt). In my opinion, the difference for IB recruiting is only marginal. The differences are shown through buyside recruitment. HYPS places substantially better than Georgetown/ND/Michigan for buyside PE/HF. That's not to say non-HYPS schools like Georgetown, ND, and Michigan don't place PE/HF out of undergrad.
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