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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]BS in Econ from a top liberal arts college will include accounting and is typically much more rigorous than a BS in Business Admin. The difference is in amount of calculus required. Econ majors at my DC's school go straight to Wall Street and major banks. Unless you're studying at Wharton, I recommend an Econ degree over one in Business Admin in almost every scenario.[/quote] You are totally wrong. If the school has undergrad business program, it's usually more difficult to get in and more valuable. [/quote] I disagree. You clearly heave never studied admission stats for top SLACs vs business programs. You also clearly haven't looked at the curricula. Research is key BEFORE you speak.[/quote] Ross at University of Michigan had an 8.8% acceptance rate for class of 2027, Williams was 9.8% Amherst 9%, Swarthmore 6.7%, sounds pretty similar. [/quote]
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