I know these are considered non-targets but which would give a student the best chance to break into IB? Thanks.
CUNY Baruch College Umass Boston Ohio State University of Florida Penn State
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Penn State if u can get into the Nittany Fund, but a very tough group to crack. Depends a lot on how much you hustle.
Penn State for Nittany/UF for MSF. Someone from Ohio State can opine on what the equivalent program is there. They have the profile of students for these programs online and its very impressive.
Then CUNY, because you will be in New York.
Aside from getting into IBD, the one I like the least would be Penn State due to it being in the middle of nowhere. Is PSU considerably better than the others on this list, or is it only slightly better?
UF, Penn State, and Baruch are all solid sleepers.
I'd hedge on being a top student at Baruch for the geographical networking opportunities knowing myself in your position; but like someone above said, doing NLF at PSU or the MSF at UF will place you lights out.
Which would be better between Florida and Ohio State? These are the 2 I like the best.
I didn't go to Florida but grew up in the state - I know 2 individuals that went the MSF UF route and both placed into solid groups at different lower tier BBs in NYC. Aside from the individuals I know personally, I'm under the impression that several others in their program successfully placed into decent MM / lower BB groups throughout ATL, CHA and NYC (this is just based on word-of-mouth and LinkedIn, full disclosure).
Can't speak to Ohio State - haven't run into any of their alum in NYC IBD / PE, but that could very easily just be my experience. Hope some others can chime in and help. Best of luck!
If you’re in-state go to OSU and work your way into the Fisher Futures program. Near 100% placement & a growing alumni base at seemingly every major bank. Can’t speak to the other schools but OSU will give you every opportunity to break in if you have an interest and work hard. Super affordable most importantly
There you go.
Penn state=NLF UF=MSF OSU= Fisher futures.
Pick the one where you feel you have the best shot at networking and applying yourself to get into one of these.
From what I know OSU is a solid pick. Golman Alum and all.
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