Which one, pick one

So this is somewhat of a hypothetical question, but I either have offers or am in the final stage for the following positions:

M/B/B Consulting
IBD at BB and Middle Market firms
S&T at BB in NYC

Long term career goal is to move into private equity. I have gotten the impression that MBB would be the best route for this - what are your thoughts here?

Secondly, I realize that S&T is not a feeder into P/E, but the firm I would be at has a MUCH better reputation than any of my opportunities in IBD. How much does this matter? Would having a better name on my resume significantly boost my chances of a top business school? Is working for Citi or BofA/ML right now going to be looked upon poorly?

Sorry if this seems a little scattered, I guess that would represent my thought process very well though. I realize all three of these are very different and require unique skillsets, but coming from a non-target I didn't feel like I had room to be picky... I feel very fortunate (and surprised) to actually have the chance to choose between these rather than taking the only one I was offered.

Advice is much appreciated. Thanks!

 

If you want to do PE do banking. S&T is not really a feeder to PE.

Jack: They’re all former investment bankers who were laid off from that economic crisis that Nancy Pelosi caused. They have zero real world skills, but God they work hard. -30 Rock
 

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