Most supportive/close-knit alumni networks
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Anonymous
| UVA was great for one kid. GMU for other = not greaf but it's a young school so not expected |
Anonymous
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bucknell > williams
pooh pooh all you want, this is 100% true for finance - maybe not if you want to be an art curator or international relations expert, but for finance bucknell blows away every other SLAC, possible exception being W&L |
Anonymous
| I know this is a troll but there are stats for this. Williams is a very good place to be for an eventual career in finance/hedge fund/vc. Buckner great for trainee program at Wells Fargo in Charlotte. |
Anonymous
| Wellesley? |
Anonymous
| Duke. Many '24 grads we know got jobs through the alumni network. |
Anonymous
| UChicago |
Anonymous
Except you’re empirically false: https://www.collegetransitions.com/dataverse/top-feeders-banking Bucknell isn’t even a top 5 LAC for finance, and Williams is, well, number 1 |
Anonymous
Bucknell's salaried booster strikes again |
Anonymous
| No one cares about Bucknell . At this point, we know the Bucknell Bunny is a paid hack that won’t stop spewing nonsense about how underrated it is. It’s not underrated and is, in reality, a safety for most that apply. Enough with the propaganda. |
Anonymous
You say the same things over and over. You make Bucknell sound like a school for morons. |
Anonymous
Yes |
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Clemson
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| MIT |
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| Villanova |
Anonymous
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The 7 sisters that are still historical lyrics women's colleges.
Wellesley Smith Mt Holyoke Bryn Mawr Barnard |