<p>I got into both ILR at Cornell and Stern at NYU. I want to go into finance after college. Which school would be a better option for me? Also if I go to Cornell is it easy to transfer to AEM? Thank for the feedback.</p>
<p>I thought you wanted to go into Sports Management?</p>
<p>I think u might be thinking of someone else but any help would be greatly appreciated.</p>
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<p>Sure. I can play that game…</p>
<p>Go to Cornell. A better all-around college experience and no downside to recruiting in any career vis-a-vis NYU.</p>
<p>Thanks for the input. Is it easier to go business school such as Wharton for my masters from Cornell’s ILR or NYU’s Stern?</p>
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<p>Considering that business schools generally don’t like undergraduate business majors? Cornell.</p>
<p>Thanks you have been very helpful. Do you know how hard it is to transfer within Cornell like lets say from ILR to AEM?</p>
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<p>If you can prove that you have an interest in the field and have done well in the coursework, not very. But eyebrows will be raised and people will ask why you just didn’t apply to AEM in the first place.</p>
<p>And keep in mind that a school like Wharton will likely value your liberal arts courses in ILR moreso than your business courses in AEM.</p>
<p>AEM isn’t exactly easy to get into as a transfer…it requires on a 3.6+ gpa and decent EC’s from what I’ve heard.</p>
<p>getting into AEM as a transfer is way easier than getting in as a HS senior.</p>
<p>CayugaRed2005, how would you suggest making myself “look better” for MBA in the future (wharton etc.) if i’m currently in AEM…?</p>
<p>If you want to get an MBA, clearly you should transfer out and do engineering!</p>
<p>Hey, there’s a reason why there ~20% of Fortune 500 CEOs having engineering majors, as opposed to ~15% have business majors (especially striking when considering business majors outnumber engineering majors by a factor of 15, at least).</p>