Hey guys,
I'm an international with overall 5+ years of experience. Relevant finance experience: strong foothold in Indian Equities + cleared CFA L3. I have to choose a B-school from Georgetown/USC Marshall/ BC Carroll/BU Questrom for a full time MBA. Post graduation, I want to break into Asset Management/ER/Investment Banking (in that order of preference), location agnostic.
Would love to hear any advice about the college I should chose for a promising foundation in the financial services industry.
Best, Rohit
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Fingers crossed that one of those helps you.
It will be an uphill battle coming from any of these schools, but I would guess that Georgetown would give you the best chance (followed by USC).
I would eliminate the other 2 and just decide between Georgetown and USC. I know those schools at least place somewhat into banks at the MBA level, but it is not a lot and it will be tough as an international student requiring sponsorship.
Disclaimer- this is for IB/ER, but should be similar recruiting for asset management as well.
I know that recruiting for LA offices tends to be more localized, so I think Marshall would be best if you are location agnostic.
Heard everyone in the USC MBA class who recruited for IB got an offer. If you're interested in the west coast offices, USC would be a good option.
I find this hard to believe. Their recent employment report says they sent 3% of the class into IB, which is like 6-7 people. I have to imagine that more than that number wanted a banking job, even in a small class of 220. Anderson places much better in banking on the west coast.
Yah... Not that many people recruited for IB from USC MBA. At least that's what I heard.
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