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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Columbia is the winner for Wall Street by a long shot.  They only have about 2,000 grads per year. 
Cornell is twice the size. [/quote]

Really? There at least a dozen schools including three NESCAC LACs which place considerably better than Columbia on a per capita basis.[/quote]

Data please. 
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https://www.collegetransitions.com/blog/top-colleges-for-investment-banking-careers/

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I hope you don't beileve this. NYU is not that low [/quote]
It also says Columbia has lower placement than Vanderbilt? College transitions hasn't been a good data source for a while. [/quote]
I don’t see why Vanderbilt wouldn’t. It has a great Econ/HOD department, and Columbia has a lot of other professional careers it feeds better into.[/quote]
Then you clearly don't work in finance, that's the furthest thing from true. Columbia is a 10 min walk from wallstreet. [/quote]
And the way that just doesn’t have anything to do with what I said. Claremont McKenna is 1000s of miles away from Wall Street and look at that…it scores pretty damn well for getting kids into Wall Street.

Columbia has amazing public health, medical school, engineering and social sciences departments. You know who’s not far from wall street? The New school. Don’t see them vaulted anywhere. Also Morningside heights is not that close to Wall Street, bud.[/quote]

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