chances for these places

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<p>As far as NYU, CMU and UNC being equal as business schools--</p>

<p>NYU is by far the best school for finance in the country except Wharton. They focus the whole school around this--and 80% of the people who go to Stern go into the finance program or entrepreneurship.</p>

<p>CMU is more around quantitative sciences, supply chain/logistics and production/operations areas--but is also fairly broad-based.</p>

<p>UNC is extremely broad-based, but the focus is on Marketing. Think product-line specialists.</p>

<p>Oh, and UCLA has no undergraduate business school--you can only major in Business Economics there (with an Accounting specialization if you want as a minor). The graduate business school is excellent, though.</p>

<p>Both USC and NYU Stern are famous for the "Stern curve"--meaning the grading is tough at the business schools--google this for more info (I think the GPA average is not allowed to be above 2.85 for any class).</p>

<p>Good luck.</p>

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<p>ckmets13:</p>

<p>is the top 5 percetn based just off of SAT scores?</p>

<p>calcruzer:</p>

<p>yea i knew that ucla had no undergrad business school. thanks for the insight. you seem to know alot about this. ive always had this question...when you like come to a place like stern or any other business school....can u just choose what u want to do such as just choosing finance or do like smarter people get priority? and what would you say my chances at those schools are?</p>

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<p>common people...i need feeback....this is my future here!</p>

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<p>I don't think you'll have any problem getting into BU, assuming your essays are decent.</p>