<p>what are some universities with really good reputation in undergrad finance major? or the ones that are most famous for finance major...thanks!</p>
<p>and also, i'm really interested in georgetown university...but then is it only famous for IR?</p>
<p>it's just that i've been looking at so many colleges, and they all seem good to me!! so i don't know which ones to apply,,,i would like to major finance in college though, so please give me as much information on colleges and the major itself :)thx~~~</p>
<p>thx,,any others? =]
by the way, i'm really interested in international finance/business as well!
i would like to study abroad :D
any unis famous for those programs? =] </p>
<p>i also hope to know some other unis than those high-high rank unis,,,cuz i'm not so confident i can get in those T.T although georgetown and boston college are definitely my dream schools.</p>
<p>Carnegie Mellon University (Tepper)
Cornell University
Emory University (Goizuetta)
Georgetown University (McDonough)
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Sloan)
New York University (Stern)
University of California-Berkeley (Haas)
University of Michigan-Ann Arbor (Ross)
University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill (Kenan Flagler)
University of Notre Dame
University of Pennsylvania (Wharton)
University of Southern California (Marshall)
University of Texas-Austin (McCombs)
University of Virginia (McIntire)
Washington University-St Louis (Olin)
Indiana University–Bloomington
Ohio State University–Columbus
U of Illinois–Urbana-Champaign
Pennsylvania State U.–University Park
University of Florida
University of Washington
Univ. of Wisconsin–Madison
Boston College
Purdue Univ.–West Lafayette
CUNY–Baruch College
University of Illinois–Chicago
Univ. of Maryland–College Park</p>
<p>if you want to work in Investment Banking, you dont need a finance major
for finance, usually a degree from a top ivy or a school like stanford would be sufficient to get yourself in the door</p>
<p>but for schools with a finance major per se
Princeton has a great program
Wharton(of course)
NYU Stern(their specialty)
University of Michigan Ross
UVA
MIT Sloan
UNC Kenan Flagler
Tepper
Gtown<br>
Cornell AEM
USC Marshall and UC Berkely Hass if you want to work on the west coast</p>
<p>there are other ones but these are the power houses</p>
<p>i know several lower tier programs also have great recruiting but these schools are on the leaders</p>
<p>some lower ranked schools have honors or specialty programs that get recruited for exp. indiana university kelley school of business's investment banking work shop</p>
<p>"I know several lower tier programs also have great recruiting but these schools are on the leaders</p>
<p>some lower ranked schools have honors or specialty programs that get recruited for exp. indiana university kelley school of business's investment banking work shop"</p>
<p>do u know more of these zoolander?:) so i can put them as my 50/50s or safe schools depending on how well i do nxt year(senior year? thx~~!!!</p>
<p>thx so much too sheed! hmm how is williams & mary's business/international/finance program? thx. </p>
<p>the more suggestions the more helpful :)
1. finance (esp international) (banking)
2. exchange programs, study abroad,,
3. france,,,if possible:)</p>
<p>Since we are talking about finance programs not business programs, princeton qualifies cause it does have a finance program(it is more math intensive than others though)</p>
<p>hey thx so much! you guys know a lot :)
well i'm pretty sure i'm going to the states or canada for university...not UK :(
and i don't know where i want to work yet, i will probably come back to Asia a few years after i graduate...
and does anyone know how is williams & mary's business/international/finance program?
also please recommande me some more schools (that are not that reach-reach) for strong finance program :)</p>
1 University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, PA
2 New York University
New York, NY
3 University of Michigan--Ann Arbor
Ann Arbor, MI
4 University of Texas--Austin
Austin, TX
5 University of California--Berkeley
Berkeley, CA
6 Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge, MA
7 University of North Carolina--Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill, NC
8 University of Virginia
Charlottesville, VA
9 Indiana University--Bloomington
Bloomington, IN
10 Carnegie Mellon University
Pittsburgh, PA
University of Illinois--Urbana-Champaign
Champaign, IL
<p>The most hard-core finance program available to undergrads is probably Kellogg certificate for undergrads. Kellogg</a> School Certificate Program for Undergraduates - Kellogg School of Management - Northwestern University
The first course is the same accelerated finance course that combines two quarters of MBA finance into one quarter. The bad thing about this is you can't apply as a HS senior because high school seniors don't have the required pre-reqs.</p>
<p>i am at stern right now and it seems stern is leaning towards a international business phase. We have many many international programs and etc. if you want to do international finance, i would definately consider stern</p>