<p>How is Dartmouth's pre-business program?
Would it be better to go into a set undergraduate business program.. or do pre-business in a liberal arts school if I still want to go to business grad school later on?
Any ideas on it? Thanks =)</p>
<p>they do not have a pre3 business program. they have the grad school of business.</p>
<p>well not a program.. but they do have a pre-business kind of focus that you can do (like econ and other related courses) i was researching their website about it</p>
<p>Basically it depends, but at the top consulting, ibanking, and venture capital firms Dartmouth economics degree is a much better way. The only business schools that get as much access to these companies are Wharton and MIT Sloan. For marketing at companies such as P&G, a undergrad business degree from Michigan, UVA, etc is much better. </p>
<p>There are no pre-business degrees at most ivies and liberal arts schools. Yet recruiters come in droves anyway.</p>
<p>thanks so much for the help!</p>
<p>Northwestern is always considered the go-to school for marketing, but not sure if they have an undergrad program</p>