<p>I have two weeks to decide between the two. Which one should I pick? How is the recruiting of each? Are many of the Kenan-Flagler students recruited by Atlanta companies/firms? My ultimate plan is to get a MBA at a prestigious. Which program would give me the best opportunity to achieve this goal?</p>
<p>BHP recruiting is great. You'll get first priority for interviews with banks and the like. I don't know much about Kenan-Flager, but in BHP, you'll end up with a 3.8+ GPA (due to massive grade inflation), and a ton of interviews. I don't know how they place in Atlanta specifically though.</p>
<p>And also, where is most of the recruiting coming from for each program? Thanks</p>
<p>no massive grade inflation not in BHP?</p>
<p>UNC-chapel hill is recruited by all firms but they are hit heavily by the local firms. (wachovia secrurities has their office in durham i believe) it is a 2 year program however. i would go with bhp. can't go wrong</p>
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<p>Not as much so. In the BHP classes, the teachers know how important GPA is for i-banking gigs, and that the students are pretty smart. Most of the people end up with As (and a few Bs), but every rarely ever a C. Of course, you're working with other motivated people that would probably tear up the normal finance classes anyways.</p>
<p>Most of the recruiting for BHP goes to the DFW or Houston area, although every year there are a handful of people who want to go to New York. I have not gone through this process though, but I think choosing your location is fairly flexible once you get an offer. I could be wrong though.</p>
<p>how do u apply to BHP as junior transfer?</p>