<p>So.. I got rejected from Wharton last week, and I'm in search of some good business schools in the northeast/east coast. I applied to Villanova EA, and am applying to Boston College, UVa, and Carnegie Mellon as well. I'm basically just looking for other good business schools and a comparison between them. Like Nova vs. BC for example. Any information and opinions are appreciated!</p>
<p>Richmond, NYU</p>
<p>Cornell, Georgetown and UNC-Chapel Hill.</p>
<p>bentley university</p>
<p>Stern should definitely be on your list, if you’re considering a good business school on the East coast. It may not be the best environment for someone to live in, but they offer a very very good education.</p>
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<p>What? Greenwich Village isn’t the best environment to live in? It’s one of the nicest places in NYC.</p>
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<p>Good Luck!</p>
<p>If you need financial aid, then NYU isn’t likely going to work. </p>
<p>If money is no object, then it would.</p>
<p>FA with NYU is a definite no-no. Also, NYU cannot compare their “community” feeling with other alternatives such as Bentley. But, each to their own preferences and I’m just stating my opinion here. Stern definitely offers a top-tier education in business.</p>
<p>That being said, Stern is still a very good choice.</p>
<p>US News ranks the top undergrad business schools. Just go down the list and pick schools that are ranked appropriately and are located in cities you would like to live in.</p>
<p>New York
NYU, Fordham, Columbia</p>
<p>Philly
Penn, Nova, Temple</p>
<p>Boston:
BC, Northeastern, BU</p>
<p>etc.</p>
<p>I agree with the suggestions of NYU and Fordham. Also add Lehigh to your list (as a backup).</p>
<p>If you are willing to venture outside of the Northeast, take a look at Tulane. They are doing good things of late and the business school has a good reputation in the south.</p>
<p>^Tulane was seriously damaged by Katrina. Rightly or wrongly, I wouldn’t head down there given that most of the previous profs left town after the incident. I believe they dropped significantly in the rankings as well. Sad, but it is what it is.</p>
<p>not sure how MIT-Sloan was left off this list… if you felt you were competitive for Wharton, you might be for MIT as well. As long as you’re applying Ivy, don’t forget Cornell has a good business program. Though I wouldn’t technically call it a Business degree (they do, though), it’s close enough.</p>