Jerome Fischer M&T Or Princeton

[Keasbey_Nights]

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I understand, however, I just want to know if Wall Street picks favorites between M&T or Princeton. </p>

<p>Sure, I can be successful and do finance at both schools, but I was wondering which school will be given more opportunities. </p>

<p>IF they are both given equal opportunities, then I am okay with that too. But does Wall Street Investment Banks like one over the other?

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<p>No, they don’t pick favorites for the same reason that you’re having trouble choosing between these schools - they attract students of the same caliber. It’s not like this is M&T versus East Bumble**** State University’s business program. It’s M&T versus Princeton. You’ll be at no disadvantage or advantage going to either one in terms of access to employers.</p>

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A quick caveat re: Fisher is “worse for business”</p>

<p>This statement can be considered true in one aspect, that the additional engineering degree makes one more likely to work back office/mid office instead of front office. Generally front office gets the glitz and glamour of IB/PE/etc.

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<p>False. M&Ts generally beat out other Wharton students for front-office jobs. I actually haven’t heard of anyone doing back/mid from M&T.</p>