<p>ok so i would like to major in either finance or accounting and these are the schools im applying to:</p>
<p>NYU stern
UPENN wharton
UM Ross(preadmit)
UVA
UC Berkeley</p>
<p>Can you help me decide which order to put these if accepted. I want to have a campus life. Also, please rank in terms of financial aid given also.</p>
<p>A QUESTION:
If im accepted to UVA, im i taking a big risk bc i have to reapply again my sophomore year to the business school? is it too risky?</p>
<p>U Penn
UC Berkely
NYU
UVA
UM Ross</p>
<p>well if you dont get into mcintire, you can always stay in CAS and go for an econ degree</p>
<p>UVA is generous with financial aid for low-income families.</p>
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If im accepted to UVA, im i taking a big risk bc i have to reapply again my sophomore year to the business school? is it too risky?
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<p>Well, to McIntire? If you keep your GPA up, it shouldn't be an issue. The acceptance rate I believe is 60%+.</p>
<p>Plus there are definitely related options (still along the lines of finance/economics) even if you don't get in after your second year. IIRC, an undergrad business degree isn't required for a graduate business degree. (In fact, McIntire I believe prepares students for careers immediately after graduation, and isn't really preparation-for-grad-school focused.) Remember to ask yourself <em>why</em> you want to do business? It's probably because of some intellectual / social passion or another, and not because your parents are pushing you, right? :)</p>
<p>yea im pursuing business bc of my own interests and passions. </p>
<p>thanks anyone else?</p>
<p>Cal-Haas also requires that you apply after your Soph year. Plus, the UCs have poor finaid for OOS students -- heck, it's poor for instate students.</p>
<p>Campus Life: UM, UVa
Cal
Penn
NYU</p>