IMPORTANT - Which College to go at freshmen for later transfer to my dream business C

Transfer Students
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<p>I have applied to University of Michigan - Dearborn's School of Management (Finance), University of Michiagn - Flint's School of Management (Finance) and University of Nebraska - Lincoln's College of Business Administration (Finance.</p>

<p>It is to kept in mind that I also applied here but got rejected - Upenn Wharton School, UCLA' Haas School - due to only low SAT score.</p>

<p>I have no doubt that I will be accepted to all three universities that I have applied to mentioned in the 1st paragraph - my question is here is which university should I select and enroll to study undergraduate in my freshmen year?
My intent for now is I want to enrol in either three then want to study in either Upenn's Wharton School, MIT's Sloan School, Cornell's undergraduate program or Princeton's economics program. I want to get selected in either one or all for my eduaction here at sophomore year and then continuing to the senio the final year graduating with undergraduate with respective degree.</p>

<p>My question here is - Which university should I select and go to study in from three that I mentioned in first paragraph. Please keep in mind that all three university's school of business are accredited to AACSB international as to Cornell's or Wharton or Sloan's.
I want to know which university will make most and immense impression in terms of face value and integrity of university faculty and undergraduate business education to favorite transfer university knowing that I will have required GPA's, extracurriculars and recommendation letters so easing my acceptance to the universities comparing to other transfer applicants.</p>

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<p>UCB= Haas</p>

<p>UCLA has no business school but a business economics and economics programs, respectively.</p>

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<p>I think it is a matter of where you feel will you will do your best.
Wharton is very difficult to get into and so this may require not only that you do well academically but a good deal of relevant extra curricular activities and high scores on the SAT to supplement your applicant.
UCB HAAS- Also very difficult to get into, if you are in California, I qould have suggested you take the community college route, since UC’s prioritize Juniors from CC’s.</p>

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<p>Pick the school you wouldn’t mind attending if cornell, haas, penn or mit don’t accept you as a ttransfer, you’re not guaranteed a shoe in, just because you do well at michigan or at nebraska</p>