Warm climate schools besides ucla,stanford,duke,unc,davidson,virginia,vandy,rice
Looking for schools with warm climnate but good overall schools to enter the business/sales realm after 4 years undergrad.
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I love the beaches at Dartmouth.
Balmy, 80 degree average temperature, beach side, no snow, what more could you ask for?
Emory, Georgia tech, UT Austin, and Tulane
Berkeley and Stanford are both 75 and sunny for 95% of the year
Bit of a stretch there. Fall and winter gets cold and rainy In The Bay Area. Not terrible, but not sunny like SoCal.
East and South bay is generally less foggy than SF. Grew up in southern California and went to school at one of the above and while yes, the winters are a bit colder (let's be real 50 degrees isn't cold), it doesn't get up to 110 in the summer. Fall/spring/summer in the bay is beautiful
Heard UChicago is pretty sunny this time of year, you should check it out
Claremont McKenna has great weather and among the best placements in banking and consulting for Liberal Arts colleges.
USC is better than UCLA for banking
Cal, USC, UT, Cal Tech, Emory, Wake Forest, Georgia Tech
SDSU / Fowler
University Of San Diego
a friend went to fowler and worked in finance afterwards. so not too bad.
Why are you picking a school based on the weather? This doesn't appear to be a great framework.
some people need a warmer climate due to medical conditions or simply because they hate cold weather. I grew up in snow/ice and it wasn't nice. Lots of potential for accidents, infections, etc
I saw a great job in Alaska recently.....I take it that you will be applying, correct?
Public Equities Analyst - Alaska Permanent Fund
https://www.indeed.com/jobs?q=cfa&l=Alaska&vjk=029c1a6542518590
Note he is trying to find a combination of good weather and good schools which doesn't seem too crazy, but you're right, if weather was his only criteria that would be a bit odd lol.
That looks like a pretty good job. Too bad I'm not qualified. ;)
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