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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][b]Look at the NESCAC schools, they all send people to Wall Street even if not a Bulge Bracket firm[/b]. G'town, BC, and ND if you're Catholic. Public Ivies all send lots of kids - UVa, MI, Berkeley, UCLA, etc. NYU is great even not if in Stern - kids can study Econ or CS and then do internships during the school year. I went to NYU and had a ton of friends do that at hedge funds, PE shops, foreign banks, etc. It's the side door to Wall Street and its wide open. Bucknell is fine and your kid will have a career, though it might be more middle market focused. [/quote] agree with most above but i do think that schools like Bucknell, Lehigh, and Lafayette place much better on the street than the top Nescacs - and I’ve had one kid at a top 3 Nescac and one from the other group. More pre-professional vibe at the Pa schools, and surprisingly they do get plenty of looks at top IB and MBB programs - just have to grind with alumni [/quote] I’m sorry but you’re just wrong. Williams fills so many more seats than any of those schools can imagine, same with amherst and Claremont McKenna, and Middlebury. It’s okay for Bucknell to be above average, but no reason to lie about it[/quote]
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