Where should I go to college if I want to work in asia(seoul,singapore,hong kong, tokyo,shanghai,ho chi minh) for finance/consulting?
Hello, I think I asked a similar question earlier months back. However, since then I have racked up acceptances from some schools.
So far I have been accepted to these schools.
Vanderbilt, USC Marshall, UMICH ROSS, Uchicago, UCB, UCLA, UChicago, Georgetown, NYU Shanghai, CMU Tepper, BC, Emory,UVA, UNC
Currently waiting on Harvard Wharton/huntsman Stanford duke Columbia Dartmouth\
As of now, I'm leaning towards Georgetown with the msb and sfs dual degree program unless I get into huntsman. But cost-wise everything except nyu shanghai umich ross ucb UCLA is free for me since I'm a low-income student. Does anyone have any solid suggestions?
congrats - great choices here. I'd recommend U chicago since you had it in there twice. Jokes aside, Uchicago has great recognization in Asia and has a fantastic econ department that lands quite a lot of kids in banking/consulting. tbh it doesn't hurt to be patient and wait for the rest.
Disclaimer: went to usc marshall, mbb in asia tier 1 city
Does Georgetown work too like I really liked Georgetown a lot also
well at the end of the day, it really depends on whether you'll enjoy your college experience to make the most out of it. If Geogetown is your calling then go for it - I wouldn't change a thing about going to usc :)
UCB or UChicago
UCB is very very expensive for me like 65k a year but you think Georgetown or uchicago can work ?
Yeah they're both fine. UChicago is better known in Asia.
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