I am a high school senior and assuming I get into the schools mentioned above, how do they compare in terms of undergrad business and for investment banking?
Aside factors like tuition, I am interested in your guys opinions. Thank you in advance!
| +40 | Wharton Huntsman Program vs Yale vs Dartmouth | 40 | 20h | |
| +32 | Umich Ross vs Rice vs Notre Dame Mendoza | 17 | 19h | |
| St Andrews vs LSE vs Middlebury | 18 | 8h | ||
| +26 | Target School Kids Stop Complaining | 6 | 20h | |
| +25 | Oxbridge or Top 15 US School. | 7 | 10h | |
| +23 | Imperial College Finance Masters' | 5 | 1d | |
| +22 | UCL Vs Warwick Vs Umass Amherst Vs UW Madison Vs UofT for undergrad | 22 | 3h | |
| +20 | LSE BSc Economics vs Cambridge BA Economics | 7 | 11h | |
| +18 | UK/EU MSc's in Finance | 7 | 14h | |
| +17 | Why is Boston College CSOM praised so much here? | 10 | 4d |
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UVA by a mile
I agree, but would you put IU Kelley or UIUC as #2?
W&M #2, especially if you're in-state
Agreed - small schools with loyal alumni bases on the street > giant schools who require you to get accepted to a separate more exclusive thing.
I have a running theory that how much of a "target" a school is is defined by how few additional hoops you need to jump through to have a chance in IB. Super target = you can major in anything you want, never put time or effort into networking or finance clubs, and still pull interviews (HYPSM), regular target = econ and finance majors who put some effort into networking or ECs will land interviews (NESAC schools, lower ivies), semi target = need to be accepted to an undergraduate business program (UVA, Michigan, BC), low semi target = need to get into a workshop, club, or fund to have the chance of getting in (IU, Penn State, etc).
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