UVA vs UMich
Which school is better overall and which has best finance recruiting? Comparing Ross and Mcintire head to head or arts and sciences of both schools head to head.
Which school is better overall and which has best finance recruiting? Comparing Ross and Mcintire head to head or arts and sciences of both schools head to head.
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Umich definitely.
why then
I go to UVA and have friends at UMich. For banking, I think we have very similar numbers in terms of placement/capita, but I'd definitely give Michigan the edge for Buyside roles straight out of UG.
In my opinion pretty similar - I’d take UVA for better weather lol
Is Berkeley better than UM and UVA? I've heard conflicting answers about this.
Berkeley > Umich >>> UVA
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Berkeley is better than both for general prestige but worse than both for finance. I'd even say UT Austin and UNC Chapel Hill beat out UCB if your sole goal is to land BB IBD out of college.
Really? Why?
Just a prospect, so take the following with a grain of salt. UT is a powerhouse for any IB in Texas and UNC is a powerhouse (Duke/Vandy and other aside) for any IB in NC. Berkeley, while prestigious, is still not as good as Stanford and although Berkeley is better for recruiting than UCLA and USC, those two schools still eat away at a lot of the spots available. Also, Berkeley has Haas. Similar to UVA (with McIntire), there's no direct admit to Haas. You have to apply to Haas after your freshman year at Berkeley and there's like a 33% internal acceptance rate for Haas. It's a gamble to go to Berkeley for this reason. If you don't get into Haas, you're not necessarily screwed, but it's not too looking too good for you anymore. UT Austin (especially the business honors program) is really good and even places into New York occasionally. Same for UNC.
As always, high schoolers shouldn't be basing their college decisions on the basis of IB recruiting. It can be a factor, but shouldn't be the biggest one. Million other more important factors to consider. Sometimes we get so lost in comparing the slim differences between many good universities that we can accidentally mislead the lurking high school students into making poor decisions. High schoolers, if you're listening: scrolling through threads like this are certainly interesting but make sure they aren't the sole influence in your college decision!
yea but me personally I would go to UVA....better weather, huge greek life presence which I personally look for, and great placement (comparable with u mich and Berkley)
the only reason I wouldn't go to Berkley would be the school is full of liberals and I wouldn't fit there at all
UMich without a doubt. If you want IBD there, you can get it. If you want buy-side, you can get it. Also, one of the few schools that has direct paths to multiple IBD strongholds. Strong presence in NYC and really good placement in Chicago.
Surprised to see people posting as if this is an easy call, for what are broadly comparable schools. Speaking specifically on the business schools, as that is where the vast majority recruiting into IB roles happens. I'm much less familiar with the arts and sciences schools
The only state school on KKR’s eight-school undergrad recruiting list is Michigan. UVA has more of the trappings, look, and feel design of an elite (East Coast) school, and it has half Michigan’s population size. To a certain extent, perception is reality.
Have no idea on undergrad PE recruiting. Most of it didn't exist when I was in school. My comment is with respect to analysts during normal PE recruiting (associate level) and the placements I've seen there.
What makes you think NY recruiting would be higher out of UVA?
What do the UVA prospects do that that other prospects do not?
Which 8 schools does KKR recruit from? In general, where do firms like KKR, Bain cap, Blackstone etc. recruit? I thought it was just hypws before and didn’t know Michigan was on that list.
BX offered RE spots to several Ross grads this past year. I can think of at least three off e top of my head. I have yet to notice a Ross grad land an analyst/associate gig in the general PE area. BainCap took one (1) Ross grad into their industrials(?) group this year. That grad had a perfect 4.0 at Ross and several prestigious clubs. Other than that, yes, BainCap seems to considerably limit their recruiting to HYPSW. Maybe they’ll open that up if Ross grad really kicks butt. I haven’t researched Carlyle. Quite frankly people seem less enthusiastic about the idea of landing a Carlyle offer, anyway. For KKR I can’t remember, but I think it’s HYSW, some other Ivies and then Michigan (Ross).
Why less enthusiastic about Carlyle? Also, they have an analyst program now?
KKR's target list was HYPW + MIT, NYU, and UMich. There might have been another or two but I don't remember them. Less sure about Bain Cap, but I think BX does some form of recruiting at all Ivies + MIT, NYU, UMich, and maybe UChicago (although less sure about Chig).
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