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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Do you agree with this Tier listing for IB/PE placement 
Tier 1 (Ultra-Targets) (++++)
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 Harvard • UPenn (Wharton) • Stanford • MIT[/b]

Tier 1.5 (Top Targets) (+++)

• [b]UPenn (non-Wharton) • Columbia • University of Chicago (UChicago) • Duke • Dartmouth • Yale • Princeton[/b]

Tier 2 (High Targets) (++)

• [b]Brown • Northwestern • Cornell • NYU (Stern) • UMich(Ross) • Georgetown (McDonough)
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Tier 2.5 (Semi-Targets) (+)

• [b]UVA (McIntire) • Amherst • UC Berkeley (Haas) • University of Notre Dame (Mendoza) • Emory (Goizueta) • USC (Marshall) • UT Austin (McCombs)[/b]

Tier 3 (Semi-Targets)

• [b]Johns Hopkins • Northeastern • Vanderbilt • Washington University in St. Louis (Olin) • UCLA
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Tier 4 (Semi-Targets)

• [b]UNC (Kenan-Flagler) • CMU (Tepper) • Boston College (Carroll) • Rice • Indiana University (Kelley IB Workshop only) • Brigham Young (Goldman Sachs pipeline)[/b]

Tier 5 (Lower Semi-Targets)

• [b]Williams College • Middlebury College • Claremont McKenna College • Texas A&amp;M University • Penn State • University of Florida (Evercore pipeline) • University of Georgia[/b]

Tier 6 (Non-Targets but Recognizable)

• [b]Rutgers • Fordham • University of Wisconsin-Madison • Villanova • Southern Methodist University (SMU) • University of Washington (Seattle)[/b]

https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forum/investment-banking/no-bs-data-backed-target-colleges-for-ibpe
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Crazy how upenn non wharton is higher than nyu stern or georgetown![/quote]

NYU shouldbe in top tier. Georgetown should be higher--does better than Northwestern, but Northwestern is strong for MC (consulting). In order to have a choice of prime job offers from NU, it is best to be in one of the two or three programs at Northwestern which require high level math skills.[/quote]

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