Accepted at a few places? Which would be best for investment banking?

Transfer Students
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<p>Hey everybody. I have received acceptances from Haas at Berkeley as a junior year transfer and Marshall as a sophomore year transfer. Which one do you guys think would be better for investment banking banking? I feel like haas as a better name, but attending Marshall as a sophomore would give me another year to get more finance related internships and really equip myself for banking. </p>

<p>What do you guys honestly think about each school, and my specific situation with each school? Also consider that if I entered at Cal, I would be a junior from a cc, but at USC i'd be a sophomore. Please keep things civil and don't get into a heated and crazy debate over which school is better.</p>

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<p>Oh and this is Marshall at USC.</p>

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<p>Haas is such a great school I wouldn’t pass such an opportunity up</p>

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<p>Haas is a better school, especially for finance. </p>

<p>Besides, most recruiting takes place in the second semester of junior year, so you won’t really miss out in that regard.</p>

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<p>Ilyaz, this is Alan, your friend from MESA. Besides Berkeley and USC, did you also get into Cornell, Georgetown, Duke, Upenn or Even Dartmouth?</p>

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<p>Hey there, don’t hold me to it, but Im pretty sure that USC is only considering you as a “sophomore” until you submit your spring grades to them, at which point you’ll be considered a junior. If you check in the USC thread a lot of people are having the same thing happen to them.</p>