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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]How did Gatech enter the conversation the school is barely top 40 on USnews and not even top 50 on WSJ. There's no comparison there. Emory closet peer is Vandy, WashU, Rice. There's no reason for this thread to be this long. How could you regard Emory as a peer with schools with much lower acceptance rate and much higher SAT score? Even Ga Tech generally has higher SAT scores than Emory. Again, go to colleges' common data sets and do not trust data on those third-party websites [/quote][/quote] I'm not arguing with you about GATech or any other 2nd rate school. Again you must have went there, because you keep bringing them up. https://career.virginia.edu/UniversityofVirginia-Class-2020 UVA career outcomes seems to fit in well with Emory and it's peers. However, Emory doesn't have engineering like the others yet it's salary is still very high if not higher. [/quote] You believe what you believe. Your tactic is commonly used by other Emory alumni. Always assume ppl who do not agree with you guys from lower tier schools and try undermining Emory's reputation. You said Emory's finance is top notch and I told you it is not. If I were you, I would at least review the two school's undergraduate outcome of past five years. 2020 is unique ever. Starting salary of McIntire graduates is usually 5K higher than that of Goizueta. https://career.virginia.edu/uva-career-outcomes Again I am form Notre Dame, and I can assume you went to Emory [/quote] So all of this is projection, because Notre Dame is very overrated. It's Endowment is so high it should be ranked higher. Emory US news- 21 WSJ- 20 USnews World- 74 Notre Dame USnews- 19 WSJ- 27 Us news World- 284 Emory is well ranked across the board while Notre Dame only has US news USA ranking. Emory is a southern school with no engineering, employers will not pay students from the south more than northeast students. But the funny thing is Emory holds its own despite that. 65k in Atlanta is much better than 70k in NYC or DC. Also see how I didn't use a third party website this time but you quickly dismiss the data? You're mentally stuck move on. [/quote] Are you saying that ATL and NYC are on the level for finance? IB jobs in NYC are much more competitive than those in ATL. Do you know what percentage of Emory graduates stay in ATL? Do you know how to do weighting in this case? Also, US News World has no methodology to measure UG education. Why did you include it? Why I should trust WSJ ranking? How many years since it started ranking US colleges?[/quote] Not you grasping for straws. Just a second ago, you and your friend were bragging about Niche rankings now trying to discredit The WALL STREET JOURNAL lol. About 45-50% of Emory grads stay in the south east after graduation. Also EMORY DOES NOT HAVE ENGINEERING like Notre Dame, UVA and the others. As whole Notre Dame is overrated it's grad schools clearly suck and has too much money to be ranked only 27 for undergrad. Go eat a Snickers or something. [/quote] First, stay on your topic. Why don't you compare past four years admission stats of both schools? Will that ruin your belief? Second, Doubt WSJ College Rankings = Discredit WSJ, then Coach Outlet Sucks=Coach Sucks ? We have talked about starting salary of Goizueta and McIntire not Emory and UVa. Engineering school does not matter.Plus, UVa is always regarded as a school in the south. If you wanna dig deeper, why don't you put enrolled students' family income into consideration? We are talking about college education not grad schools. I may agree with you that some grad schools of ND suck, but it has nothing to do with this topic.[/quote]
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