<p>Hey guys, I'm just wondering how the Dyson school compares to Wharton as a business School, specfically for breaking int investment banking (such as recruiting and similar factors). Also, how does it compare to HYPM? I know they are genrally considered more "prestigious" but I know I want to study in a business program. I'm thinking that the extra prestige of HYPM isn't enough to go for a school that doesn't have my intended major, but any input would appreciated. Also, how does Dyson compare to HYP for Wall Street recruiting and investment banking oppurtunities?</p>
<p>Dyson doesn’t compare with Wharton at all. Wharton is on another level and is out of Dyson’s league. Wharton is the premier spot for undergraduate Wall Street and IB recruiting. Harvard, Yale, and Princeton are equally as good and are recruited on a similar level. However, Wharton will give you a thorough business and finance education that you would not find at those other schools, as neither of them have an undergraduate business school.</p>
<p>@ OREngineering
What you state sounds apropos for the graduate school, but I am not so sure it still fully applies at the undergraduate level. Businessweek’s most recent ranking for undergrad business programs has Cornell Dyson/AEM at number 3, while Wharton (undergrad) places at fifth. Wharton may have the name with the historical prestige – while being a great business program – but Cornell Dyson/AEM has emerged, to some degree at least, as a competitor at the undergraduate level.</p>
<p>[Businessweek</a> Undergrad Rankings - 2013](<a href=“http://images.businessweek.com/slideshows/2013-03-20/best-undergraduate-business-schools-2013#slide4]Businessweek”>http://images.businessweek.com/slideshows/2013-03-20/best-undergraduate-business-schools-2013#slide4)</p>