Realistically, which cross-admit battles does UChicago actually win?

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Anonymous wrote:I think once they launch the business school it'll help. But right now Chicago doesn't have the best well-plowed paths to Wall Street. Lot of the banking offers are Chicago office, which is lower prestige than Ivy, Duke and Stanford kids are after.

Launch the business school? WTF are you talking about? The Booth School of Business has existed since 1898. It's the 2nd oldest business school in the USA. The MBA program is ranked #1 in USNWR, tied with Harvard. The Economist ranked the MBA program as #2 in the world.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Booth_School_of_Business

Dude, just say, "Yeah, Chicago isn't for everyone," and move on knowing you've been obscenely well-educated and had had more career success than most people will ever have.

What objection do you have to me posting facts in the face of lies? PP literally said UChicago doesn't have a business school.

Because everyone knows Chicago is known for the business school. You know that. The poster knew that when posted. But u respond as if you never had a gf in your life.

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GF?

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Or bf. Jesus.

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Anonymous wrote:Wins against Dartmouth and Cornell. Loses against the other Ivies, Stanford, MIT, and Duke.

That's what I suspect. But Dartmouth is fun and a Wall Street feeder, so I'm unsure they win that battle.

Because everybody defines fun as you do and everybody wants to work on Wall Street? Honey, you need to get out more.

Seriously. You think spending 4 years in Hanover is fun, when UChicago is a 15 min drive downtown Chicago?

How many serious cross admits can the two schools have? My DC applied to one and wouldn't even consider the other.

I went to Dartmouth for grad school and loved spending 2 years in Hanover. Skiing, biking, hiking all within minutes of campus.

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Anonymous wrote:I think once they launch the business school it'll help. But right now Chicago doesn't have the best well-plowed paths to Wall Street. Lot of the banking offers are Chicago office, which is lower prestige than Ivy, Duke and Stanford kids are after.

Launch the business school? WTF are you talking about? The Booth School of Business has existed since 1898. It's the 2nd oldest business school in the USA. The MBA program is ranked #1 in USNWR, tied with Harvard. The Economist ranked the MBA program as #2 in the world.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Booth_School_of_Business

Chicago is launching an UNDERGRAD business college.

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Loses to: HYPMS
Slight loss: Penn, Columbia
Tie: Duke, Brown, Dartmouth, Caltech
Slight win: Top LACs, Cornell, Northwestern
Big win: Other top 20 universities (Emory, WashU, Hopkins, Rice, Vanderbilt, Georgetown)

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Anonymous wrote:I think once they launch the business school it'll help. But right now Chicago doesn't have the best well-plowed paths to Wall Street. Lot of the banking offers are Chicago office, which is lower prestige than Ivy, Duke and Stanford kids are after.

Launch the business school? WTF are you talking about? The Booth School of Business has existed since 1898. It's the 2nd oldest business school in the USA. The MBA program is ranked #1 in USNWR, tied with Harvard. The Economist ranked the MBA program as #2 in the world.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Booth_School_of_Business

Chicago is launching an UNDERGRAD business college.

MAJOR not college.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think once they launch the business school it'll help. But right now Chicago doesn't have the best well-plowed paths to Wall Street. Lot of the banking offers are Chicago office, which is lower prestige than Ivy, Duke and Stanford kids are after.

Launch the business school? WTF are you talking about? The Booth School of Business has existed since 1898. It's the 2nd oldest business school in the USA. The MBA program is ranked #1 in USNWR, tied with Harvard. The Economist ranked the MBA program as #2 in the world.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Booth_School_of_Business

Chicago is launching an UNDERGRAD business college.

MAJOR not college.

Ok, yeah. You're being a pedantic and abrasive nutcase. Instead of acknowledging you didn't know this you're doubling down on being jerk.

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Anonymous wrote:I think once they launch the business school it'll help. But right now Chicago doesn't have the best well-plowed paths to Wall Street. Lot of the banking offers are Chicago office, which is lower prestige than Ivy, Duke and Stanford kids are after.

Launch the business school? WTF are you talking about? The Booth School of Business has existed since 1898. It's the 2nd oldest business school in the USA. The MBA program is ranked #1 in USNWR, tied with Harvard. The Economist ranked the MBA program as #2 in the world.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Booth_School_of_Business

Chicago is launching an UNDERGRAD business college.

MAJOR not college.

Ok, yeah. You're being a pedantic and abrasive nutcase. Instead of acknowledging you didn't know this you're doubling down on being jerk.

No, I’m a different poster, suggesting why the two of you were talking past each other. And “new major” vs “separate college” is an important distinction in a forum where people go for admissions info.

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Not sure for undergrad. For law school, Chicago was not really competitive with Harvard, Yale, Stanford or Columbia; was competitive with Michigan, Penn and NYU; and beat Georgetown, Duke and Cornell.

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Anonymous wrote:I think once they launch the business school it'll help. But right now Chicago doesn't have the best well-plowed paths to Wall Street. Lot of the banking offers are Chicago office, which is lower prestige than Ivy, Duke and Stanford kids are after.

Launch the business school? WTF are you talking about? The Booth School of Business has existed since 1898. It's the 2nd oldest business school in the USA. The MBA program is ranked #1 in USNWR, tied with Harvard. The Economist ranked the MBA program as #2 in the world.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Booth_School_of_Business

Chicago is launching an UNDERGRAD business college.

MAJOR not college.

Ok, yeah. You're being a pedantic and abrasive nutcase. Instead of acknowledging you didn't know this you're doubling down on being jerk.

No, I’m a different poster, suggesting why the two of you were talking past each other. And “new major” vs “separate college” is an important distinction in a forum where people go for admissions info.

Just not sure why Chicago people are so competitive. I suppose that kind of personalty helps in the competitive world. This world would be different without bipolar types who actually get things moving with their high energy. The downside is the in-your-face rude abrasiveness that you see in people like Trump.

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Nothing I said was rude (or competitive).

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Anonymous wrote:Nothing I said was rude (or competitive).

Dunno what you wrote. Chicago people I've seen in person are very competitive. One of my D's classmates who was the only UChicago bound from her HS was pretty competitive (in good ways). For reasons unknown to me, my D never liked her going back to elementary school. My D is more of a SLAC type who prefers a cooperative type of environment. I get the impression Chicago people are just the opposite. Even behind the keyboards, I can feel that.

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My kid loves the collaborative atmosphere at UChicago. DC’s in a STEM field, so that may be part of it. But, in general, DC finds the vibe there much less competitive than HS and thinks some of the difference is Midwest vs NE Corridor.

FWIW, I think lots of UChicago kids are intense, but that’s different from competitive (though in an already competitive HS setting maybe that intensity reads as competitiveness).

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Anonymous wrote:My kid loves the collaborative atmosphere at UChicago. DC’s in a STEM field, so that may be part of it. But, in general, DC finds the vibe there much less competitive than HS and thinks some of the difference is Midwest vs NE Corridor.

FWIW, I think lots of UChicago kids are intense, but that’s different from competitive (though in an already competitive HS setting maybe that intensity reads as competitiveness).

Yawn.