<p>Hey everybody I'm a new user,
I need help finding a nice college with a good business program.</p>
<p>Could I find a Top 25 or even 10 list somewhere?</p>
<p>Or does anyone have their own experiences or opinions, please share.</p>
<p>Thanks</p>
<p>Oh and one last question, one of my friends said that if I say I want to try out for the basketball team at the school I'm applying to, it will push me through the admissions process a little bit further? Is that true and how so can I imply I would like to try out?</p>
<p>OK, I've got so many questions in response to this, I can hardly figure out where to start.</p>
<ol>
<li> Do you want urban, suburban, or rural location?</li>
<li> Do you want a college with a large number of students or fewer students?</li>
<li> Do you want to go to a public institution or a private college?</li>
<li> Is there any particular segment of "business" in which you are interested? Accounting? Marketing? Etc?</li>
<li> Are you looking to play Division I basketball? Get a basketball scholarship? You need to check the NCAA clearinghouse for more information about athletic recruiting - it's a whole different ballgame.</li>
<li> If you are more interested in a liberal arts college, understand that most are Division III and do not offer athletic scholarships.</li>
</ol>
<p>The key questions are really 1) Do you have a 2200 plus SAT (which it will take for a top business program)? and 2) Are you really a recruitable athlete (which can bump your SAT needed score down to 1000)?</p>
<p>Alright,
1)Urban or suburban is fine
2) Larger number would be nice
3) A good private institution or public (with a good reputation)
4) I'm interested in the marketing field
5) I want to play basketball maybe division III, I dont even care about the scholorship, just something I can do besides studying and maybe even push my application past all the rigerous cuts
6) My satz aren't that hot, right now they're in the 1700's :( But before summer is over, I'm hopin to get into the 1850's and with a little luck the 1900's.</p>