S/T Relative Ease of Entrance from Undergrad
I'm sorry if this is an oft-repeated question, but I did a couple searches and apparently failed.
I heard that S/T analyst positions are not offered nearly as much as IB from undergrad...what is the truth in this? And because of this, is it harder to get a position in S/T or IB from UG?
I have like a 3.8 at Cornell, but my experience is very lacking...so I really don't know what I am able to look at...
What is your degree in? If you have a 3.8 in engineering you probably look pretty good. But, if you have a 3.8 in like native american studies... probably not as much.
currently, I am a double major in economics and psychology, but I am trying to transfer into our business program.
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