<p>How well does MSB attract employers in regards to Ibanks/Wallstreet?</p>
<p>Check out <a href="http://www3.georgetown.edu/career_center/explore/seniorsurvey/MSB%20Book.pdf%5B/url%5D">http://www3.georgetown.edu/career_center/explore/seniorsurvey/MSB%20Book.pdf</a></p>
<p>Last year of 185 MSB respondents to the Senior Survey (of a graduating class of 311) 63/185 had jobs in "Banking/I Banking." </p>
<p>Merril Lynch, Deutsche Bank & Goldman Sachs all took over 5 people, and Citigroup at 14 is the largest sole employer of 2006 MSB graduates. </p>
<p>In other words the answer is really well.</p>
<p>......making my decision between Cornell and GTown MSB that much more difficult.</p>
<p>Because McDonough is within Georgetown, it has a lot of international and national appeal. It really is an excellent school with great placement into jobs, but I still don't consider it to be one of the top b-schools for undergrad.</p>
<p>Cavs, your decision is tough. Are you in at Cornell AEM? Personally, I would choose Cornell because it is very new and already considered basically on par with McDonough. It has a great future ahead of it.</p>
<p>ILR Brand.......20k cheaper than G'Town.</p>
<p>business week (which does a great job of ranking undergrad business programs) puts cornell 1 spot higher than georgetown</p>
<p>therefore, they are very similar in terms of overall abilities as business schools if you choose to go by business week's rankings</p>
<p>I would choose Georgetown b/c it has been around longer, Cornell AEM is very good, but when it comes to ibanking, it's better to have a long-standing reputation... again both programs are great</p>
<p>I'd still take ILR then for the cost difference and it's really good too.</p>