<p>People have said that Northeastern is a purely undergraduate school and that if you go there you will most likely not get into graduate school. Is this true and how do graduate schools see northeastern undergraduate business students?</p>
<p>the reason people would say that is because of the co-op program, which prepares a lot of students for jobs already. however, i'm pretty sure people who've gone through co-op would have an equally good, if not slightly higher, change of getting into grad school seeing as they probably have more job experience than the average applicant. especially with business, you probably get a lot more experience after co-oping in the "real world".</p>
<p>That's ridiculous. People from any school can get into grad school. To say "you will most likely not get in" is absurd, work hard, get good grades, have good extracurriculars, be an interesting person, and you'll be fine.</p>
<p>That sound fairly stupid but kinda scary nonetheless ...</p>