<p>I'm wondering which business schools are the best in US as well as which offer good curriculums for the following types of majors :</p>
<p>. International Business</p>
<p>. Business majors relating to Envinroment / Statistics</p>
<p>Are you inquiring re undergraduate business programs or MBA programs? </p>
<p>What are your stats and what is your home state, too?</p>
<p>I’m an international student who are applying for undergraduate business programs. I’m considering options in U.S, Canada and UK so any help in the two last directions will definitely be welcomed.</p>
<p>I’m also looking for schools which offer internships and scholarships for international students, preferably set in an environment with plenty of on-and-off-campus jobs. Aside from the mentioned majors, my other interests are in languages (writing, journalism, literature, etc… I’m planning to learn German next summer), history and psychology, so it will be great if the schools have some good liberal arts courses, though it’s not a must.
As for the stats : </p>
<p>SAT I : I haven’t taken one, but it is estimated to be at 2000 ~ 2300 (at least 700 in Math and 650 for the other two)
ACT : Don’t take.
SAT II : I’m planning to go for Math II, Literature, Japanese with Listening, and either Biology or Physics or both, depending on the majors and the schools. The first three should get at least 700.
Unweighted GPA (out of 4.0) : calculated by internet converter : 3.8~3.9 (9.1 out of 10, but my country’s grading policies are probably very different from what of US).
Rank : My school doesn’t do rank, but it’s safe to say I’m in top 5%
AP & IB : Not available in school’s curriculum, but I took intensive Math, Physics and Chemistry. Math is particularly harder since it requires students to get at least an 8 out of 10.</p>
<p>Extracurriculars : Youth Union (member and chief of Class Committee), writing for Literature Club and online sites (won some competitions), Environment Club (organized school’s environment day and promoted Earth Hour), Varsity Swimming / Swimming Club (since 5th grade, four times Bronze and Silver Medalist in City’s Competitions).
Job/Work Experience: Teaching in family’s tutoring service.
Volunteer/Community service: Volunteer (about 50 hours / summer in two years), helping out at local hospitals and orphans, cleaning the streets, raising funds for charity projects, etc …</p>
<p>Teacher Recommendations: Excellent. They are in very good terms with me.
Counselor Rec: Good.
Additional Rec : Should I ask my swimming coach who have known me since 4th grade ?
Financial Aid : Yes. But since it will hurt my chances at the top schools, should I apply without FA then seek for outside scholorships if I am admitted ?</p>
<p>Country : Vietnam
School Type: a prestigious public school (about 600 students / class), probably top 10 in my country
Ethnicity: Asian
Gender: Female
Income Bracket: (Lower) Middle Class</p>
<p>In general Wharton (Upenn) is the best business school in the US, but i’m not sure if this is true for the specific concentrations you’re interested in. Personally I’m not in Wharton, but it’s worth looking into the majors the offer.</p>
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<p>@ collegeee123454 : Thank you, I’m planning to apply for UPenn anyway. But since it’s certainly a far reach, I’d like to have some other options.</p>
<p>@ AsleepAtTheWheel : Thank you a lot, but I’ve looked through that. The information is a little too general, i.e : most schools are good at Accounting and Finance. Environmental Management and Statistics show up for about once out of 10 schools. So I’m looking for some insights into these matters, especially about internship opportunities.</p>
<p>I think you should open up your search a little bit.</p>
<p>Instead finding UG business schools with International Business or Environmental/Stats. You could look into Strong Business schools with International study/relation, Environmental Study/engineering or Math/Statistics minor. </p>