Which schools DON'T go to the "other" pile for McKinsey?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What kid dreams of becoming a consultant?

Kids who want to get other kids hooked on oxy

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP, I recall viewing this post a few months back. I cross-checked the list and it was 100% correct. I just went through the USNWR T100 national universities and T50 LACs again and it appears that they have added more designated recruiting pages for a few schools:

Non-Ivy privates:
1. Johns Hopkins University
2. University of Southern California
3. Wake Forest University
4. Boston College
5. Boston University
6. Brigham Young University
7. Howard University

Flagships:
1. University of Florida
2. University of Maryland, College Park

LACs:
1. Williams College
2. Amherst College
3. One page for all of the Seven Sisters

BYU but not Rice and UCLA...

Also no CMU.

CMU is a one-trick pony, only good for CS.

[Anonymous]

Northeastern has its own page.

https://www.mckinsey.com/Careers/Students/Undergraduate-Degree-Candidates/Northeastern-University

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Northeastern has its own page.

https://www.mckinsey.com/Careers/Students/Undergraduate-Degree-Candidates/Northeastern-University

Why does Northeastern have a page when Tufts and Brandeis don't

[Anonymous]

OMG the NE rankings/marketing machine is literally like the greatest example of advertising from this century.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Northeastern has its own page.

https://www.mckinsey.com/Careers/Students/Undergraduate-Degree-Candidates/Northeastern-University

Why does Northeastern have a page when Tufts and Brandeis don't

Brandeis isn’t important anymore.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP, I recall viewing this post a few months back. I cross-checked the list and it was 100% correct. I just went through the USNWR T100 national universities and T50 LACs again and it appears that they have added more designated recruiting pages for a few schools:

Non-Ivy privates:
1. Johns Hopkins University
2. University of Southern California
3. Wake Forest University
4. Boston College
5. Boston University
6. Brigham Young University
7. Howard University

Flagships:
1. University of Florida
2. University of Maryland, College Park

LACs:
1. Williams College
2. Amherst College
3. One page for all of the Seven Sisters

Affirmative action.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Northeastern has its own page.

https://www.mckinsey.com/Careers/Students/Undergraduate-Degree-Candidates/Northeastern-University

PP here. I went back over the T100 national universities and T50 LACs and that was the only one I missed. Nonetheless, it's a shocker

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:+1 I read that nauseating NY piece, too.

I hate what this area has become. Students aspiring to be MBB consultants instead of nonprofit workers. FinTech instead of medicine. BigLaw instead of ADAs or DoJ. I’m not even that old but I feel angry and resentful, missing the more innocent days of the nineties.

You're kidding, right? Way too many people want to work in nonprofits. Someone has to generate money in our society.

Generate money doing absolutely nothing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OMG the NE rankings/marketing machine is literally like the greatest example of advertising from this century.

Rankings are a feedback loop. Prestige comes from history. One of the reasons why Berkeley doesn't have banners projecting its status as the preeminent public university in the world like UCLA does with the "#1" banners all over its campus, or why Stanford didn't care that it was ranked in the middle of the latter half of the T10, four spots below the egregiously over-ranked Chicago in 2019. Schools like these will be prestigious and draw hordes of applicants irrespective of their rankings. Northeastern needs a high ranking to survive, and I predict that this will be the case for national universities ranked outside of the T100 (like Northeastern a decade ago) and LACs ranked outside of the T50.

[Anonymous]

The consultants who come out of this hat firm are almost useless. Never have gotten the allure.

[Anonymous]

McKinsey is the absolute worst. On top of all the unethical stuff they do, they also lauded Enron's business practices. I have never been impressed with them when I interact with them professionally.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Northeastern has its own page.

https://www.mckinsey.com/Careers/Students/Undergraduate-Degree-Candidates/Northeastern-University

PP here. I went back over the T100 national universities and T50 LACs and that was the only one I missed. Nonetheless, it's a shocker

NP here. Honestly, I sort of secretly root for Northeastern. There is so much hate on the school that I feel like it's a bit of a Cinderella team. I can't help but root for the underdog.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The overall list is as follows:

Ivy League:
1. Princeton University
2. Harvard University
3. Yale University
4. University of Pennsylvania
5. Dartmouth College
6. Brown University
7. Cornell University
8. Columbia University

Flagships:
1. University of California, Berkeley
2. University of Michigan
3. University of Virginia
4. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
5. University of Texas at Austin
6. Georgia Institute of Technology
7. University of Florida
8. University of Maryland, College Park

Non-Ivy Privates:
1. Massachusetts Institute of Technology
2. Stanford University
3. University of Chicago
4. Johns Hopkins University
5. Duke University
6. Northwestern University
7. Vanderbilt University
8. Washington University in St. Louis
9. University of Notre Dame
10. Emory University
11. Georgetown University
12. University of Southern California
13. Wake Forest University
14. Boston College
15. Boston University
16. Brigham Young University
17. Howard University
18. Williams College
19. Amherst College
20. One page for all of the Seven Sisters

So Georgetown AND BC is there but Notre Dame isn't?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The overall list is as follows:

Ivy League:
1. Princeton University
2. Harvard University
3. Yale University
4. University of Pennsylvania
5. Dartmouth College
6. Brown University
7. Cornell University
8. Columbia University

Flagships:
1. University of California, Berkeley
2. University of Michigan
3. University of Virginia
4. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
5. University of Texas at Austin
6. Georgia Institute of Technology
7. University of Florida
8. University of Maryland, College Park

Non-Ivy Privates:
1. Massachusetts Institute of Technology
2. Stanford University
3. University of Chicago
4. Johns Hopkins University
5. Duke University
6. Northwestern University
7. Vanderbilt University
8. Washington University in St. Louis
9. University of Notre Dame
10. Emory University
11. Georgetown University
12. University of Southern California
13. Wake Forest University
14. Boston College
15. Boston University
16. Brigham Young University
17. Howard University
18. Williams College
19. Amherst College
20. One page for all of the Seven Sisters

So Georgetown AND BC is there but Notre Dame isn't?

Not sure why several people here are saying ND is not on the list. It is there. Has been since the beginning of this thread.