Accepted for transfer to CAS, NYU vs umich?

Colleges and Universities A-Z New York University
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<p>So I recently received acceptance for winter transfer into CAS. I am a 3rd year already so I will be doing a 5th year at NYU and most likely will have 60 units transfer over.. I know, its a bit late for me. The main reason I am transferring colleges is to help myself with investment banking recruiting, which I know NYU will not really help if I can't transfer into Stern.</p>

<p>Anyways, I am looking to get into Stern if that is even possible for me. Please help me compare the econ at both of these schools. (There is no way I can get into Ross because its a 3 year program, but hopefully Stern) </p>

<p>Also please help me compare these 2 schools. I love the fact that NYU is in NY as I am asian and there is more diversity there. (I am coming from LA so I am looking for somewhere similar) The only thing I can really look forward to in Michigan is the sports and academics... Both costs the same for me +-$3k..</p>

<p>Thanks!!</p>

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<p>bumpp… few threads about nyu vs umich but i have a different situation…</p>

<p>no one here wants to rep for nyu?..</p>

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<p>Don’t go to CAS. Once you’re in, it’s nearly impossible to transfer to Stern. They won’t even consider the fact that you’re an internal transfer.</p>

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<p>If you can’t get into Stern, I think the CAS Econ major is a pretty good choice. A friend of mine who graduated 2 years ago is in Stern now, and he says that the CAS econ majors are just as competitive for i-banking internships, provided you work hard.</p>

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<p>NYU CAS Econ is very good. Personally, I was accepted to NYU and UMich and chose NYU. Namely because of the NYU location - being in NYC gives you access to some of the best internships anywhere. And internships do matter a lot </p>

<p>And you will not be able to transfer from CAS into Stern. NYU does not allow a transfer student to apply to transfer again into Stern.</p>