<p>Your undergraduate school’s name is pretty important for recruiting and graduate/professional school acceptance, particularly in terms of GPA leniency.</p>
<p>Harvard Business School confers graduate degrees, not undergraduate degrees. Undergraduates do not benefit from its existence, except that they could potentially network with professors and take advantage of conferences, lectures, guest speakers, etc. So only go there if you want a liberal arts degree, not a business degree. But realize that you don’t need a business degree to go into business. I know plenty of people who majored in history, economics, and engineering and got great jobs in business. In fact it may be more beneficial because you receive a liberal arts degree, which is much more versatile than a business degree, which is viewed as very vocational in comparison.</p>
<p>Michigan also has a very good undergraduate business school.</p>
<p>As for websites… learn how to use Google. It’s quite useful throughout high school.</p>
<p>And, as a freshman, you shouldn’t be on this site. Enjoy high school, make friends, do what you enjoy, and just genuinely try your hardest.</p>