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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][b]Tier 1: HYP
Tier 2: Wharton, Dyson
Tier 3: Columbia CC SEAS, Penn non-Wharton, Brown, Dartmouth, Cornell non-Dyson non-contract.
Tier 4: Cornell contract colleges
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Agree?[/quote]

Huh?
Who cares about these distinctions? Bored ppl?

No one cares about the contract college thing. At least in recruiting.[/quote]

I am 100% convinced people that do this did not attend nor have a child that attends, and are still in the research and yet to apply stage. No one does this that is affiliated. [/quote]

Just for everyone's edification, the contract colleges are state funded colleges at Cornell so there are in-state preferences.
Dyson is their business school.  I think a lot of people would put Cornell's engineering school ahead of their undergrad business school.[/quote]

Don’t agree. I am a Cornell Eng grad. My daughter just graduated from Nolan. Their Hotel school is #1 in the world. The business school has one of the best placements in the country. I would not put Eng ahead of Business. That is BS. Cornell has TWO undergrad business schools. Dyson and the SChool of Hotel Administration. Most people dont know, but Nolan is one of the only non business schools that is AACSB accredited. Meaning, it is a Business School with a Hospitality focus. 50% of the students end up going to Investment jobs. [/quote]

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