HELP picking a school!!

College Search & Selection
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<p>Hey all.....I am currently about to begin my sophomore year at arizona state, where I took a full ride on a national merit scholarship. I am planning on majoring in finance, and I have decided that I want to try to get admitted to one of the elite business programs in the nation. However, I don't think I have the stats to get into a school like Wharton/Harvard etc. But I'm not sure about other schools like NYU, UMich, Berkeley. Can anyone give their opinion of what my chances are at schools like these? And add schools that you think I should look at for transfer...Thanks. Any feedback would be great.. </p>

<p>3.9 cumulative GPA
1460 SAT (730/730)
National Merit Scholar
AP Scholar w/ Distinction
National Latin Exam 3 time gold medalist
2 sport varsity captain (2 years both sport)
Co-Founder and charter member of School of Global Studies club at ASU.
Founder and Editor of high school newspaper
Mock Trial
Tour Guide
AYSO Volunteer Soccer Referee (over 200 hours community service)
President of Latin Club in high school.</p>

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<p>uhhh Harvard doesnt have undergrad biz as far as i know?... I think NYU, UMich, and Berkeley are generally regarded as some of the best b schools after warton...</p>

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<p>Oh, and Umich is a 3 year program to which you apply to during your freshman year of college</p>

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<p>do you mean you want to transfer or you want to start thinking about an mba?</p>

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<p>As a sophomore, you can apply to the 2 year business program at Haas (berkeley). You would not be behind.</p>

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<p>transfer.....</p>

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<p>you might just be better of finishing up free at arizona state. if you graduate with a 3.9 you have a great chance of getting into a top top mba program. </p>

<p>unless of course you hate arizona state, then definately consider transferring.</p>

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<p>Anyone give me their opinion on what my shot of gettin in some of these schools is?</p>

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<p>For UMich and Berkeley, it matters whether you are in-state or out. In-state or at NYU your profile looks strong.</p>