what undergrads have a heavy pre-professional vibe?

[Anonymous]

I know sometimes this is looked down upon, but what are good schools for a kid who actually wants this?
Thx!

[Anonymous]

Hopkins.

[Anonymous]

Drexel
DAAP at UC
Northeastern

[Anonymous]

Pre-professional for what career? Georgetown SFS was excellent preparation for my career.

[Anonymous]

Loyola Chicago

[Anonymous]

Catholic colleges and universities are generally highly pre-professional and produce graduates ready to get right into the work force.

[Anonymous]

Wharton
Georgetown
Northeastern
Any school with direct admit business program will feel pre professional
Avoid any SLAC… those will have the opposite vibe

[Anonymous]

Babson

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Pre-professional for what career? Georgetown SFS was excellent preparation for my career.

Op here
business/econ
maybe medicine or dentistry.

kid is a strong student in challenging classes but is not a creative or an academic/scholar or an engineer in the making.
We are both in medicine so there is a pull there but I see him more in business/exon/finance. He is undecided.

[Anonymous]

Ursinus, Colgate

[Anonymous]

Miami

[Anonymous]

U Penn's Wharton School of Business.

Northwestern University has a mixture.

Any business school will have a strong pre-professional vibe as will most healthcare related majors including nursing schools.

Engineering schools such as Lehigh & Georgia Tech.

Finance majors.

Washington University in St. Louis.

Cornell has some schools with a pre-professional vibe.

[Anonymous]

Trade schools

[Anonymous]

Shenandoah University

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Wharton
Georgetown
Northeastern
Any school with direct admit business program will feel pre professional
Avoid any SLAC… those will have the opposite vibe

I think Colgate does