<p>Any guesses as to which is tougher as far as admissions go.</p>
<p>CMU (Tepper) or Emory (Business Too)</p>
<p>At Emory you apply to the business school as you go into your senior year, so your major doesn’t really matter at Emory, for admissions sake. That being said, I think there’s really no significant difference in selectivity… If you’re qualified for one school, you’re qualified for both.</p>
<p>You apply for the business school at Emory in your sophomore year.</p>
<p>Tepper is a direct admission b-school, while Goizuetta applicants apply second semester sophomore year. I can’t speak for Tepper admissions, but the admit rate for Goizuetta is about 70%, a somewhat misleading figure since many pre-biz students get weeded out via the bschool prereqs before they even apply. </p>
<p>The average college GPA for accepted Goizuetta students is about a 3.7, which leads me to believe it may be harder to get accepted into Goizuetta than Tepper, since students have to not only get into Emory, but also maintain a high enough GPA, all As in prebiz classes, and take on one or two leadership positions in clubs to get into Goizuetta. But I have no proof for this sentiment.</p>
<p>I meant to say going into your junior year… It would appear after taking 8 AP Econ tests in a row, then finishing an AP Lit project, I had a brainfart. =P</p>
<p>Let me put it this way…the guy who the CMU business school is named after? David Tepper? His daughter, Randi Tepper, went to Emory.</p>
<p>I think that should make up your mind for you.</p>
<p>Can’t you just look up the admission statistics?</p>