<p>YALE!!!!!!!
Georgetown
Cornell
Brown
UPenn</p>
<p>From NYU</p>
<p>ilovekermit your cousin's situation doesn't really prove anything since that happens at all schools</p>
<p>no diss on LAC's though</p>
<p>William and Mary
Georgetown
George Washington
Uva</p>
<p>I will be applying to transfer to one of the following schools for fall 09.
(In no particular order)
UNC
NYU
Howard University (HBCU)
UVA
Cornell
Wake Forest University</p>
<p>Graduated HS in 07. </p>
<p>Applying to (in order of first to last choice): </p>
<p>NYU (Gallatin or CAS, not quite sure yet)
Emerson
Brandeis
Columbia GS
Pitt
Muhlenberg
Lehigh
Temple</p>
<p>Wish me luck. :)</p>
<p>If you want a LAC-type school for Investment banking Dartmouth is the clear leader (10/10). Its recruiting is phenomenal. After Dartmouth, Williams does a great job (9/10). Amherst does pretty well also (8/10). Then I would lump Middlebury, Colgate (interestingly), Barnard, Wellesley, and Bowdoin (6-7/10). The others (Haverford, Vassar, smith, Swat, Carleton, others) do okay but there is less of a focus on recruiting.</p>
<p>to slipper1234,
for investment banking,what about MHC?
how do we judge the recruiting among these LACs?or how to search for these information?
btw,usually which major is more fit for investment banking?
thanx a lot.sorry about so many questions.im new here^^</p>
<p>In order of prefrence:</p>
<p>Stanford
all the Ivies (besides Yale, Princeton, and Harvard (those jerks :( )
John Hopkins, Duke, Berkley
Chicago, McGill</p>
<p>I may or not be applying next year (for sophmore status). I'm thinking about applying as a junior because I understand that transfer students don't get a lot of financial aid (at least to these colleges) and my college is giving me a full ride so I don't if I will apply next year.</p>
<p>From Clarkson University</p>
<p>whoever says that a smith does a bad job of recruiting is absolutely mad.</p>
<p>my sister graduated from smith in 2002 and the educational/job opportunities that her classmates are now pursuing are phenomenal.</p>
<p>my sister is in currently at penn med
her friends:
works at the hague for the united nations
works for goldman sachs (oh only after getting a full ride from harvard business school)
got her pHD in english from columbia
got her pHD in education from penn</p>
<p>...and that is only in one circle of friends...</p>
<p>smith creates strong, independent, woman scholars!</p>
<p>agree with restmychemistry!!
will u apply smith?</p>
<p>From UNC:</p>
<p>Duke, Cornell, UVA, Berkeley, NYU (in no order)</p>
<p>thoughts?</p>
<p>For letters of rec I guess you would use the same one if more than one school needed a LoR?
and make sure that it is universal</p>
<p>U of Chicago <3 <3
William and Mary
UPenn
UCLA Berkley
John Hopkins
Northwestern
Tufts
George Washington U
Howard
Cornell</p>
<p>From most desired acceptance too to least d.a.t
Maybe removing 1 or 2 from the list.</p>
<p>Yale
Colum.
Cornell
Penn
NYU
All big shots and have low rates of acceptance but I am a dreamer mannnn!!</p>
<p>ya im hoping all the LoR's are pretty much standard so i can submit the same ones because i only have a couple professors i could ask!</p>
<p>Class of 2007</p>
<p>Duke(Legacy)
Yale(Connected)
Dartmouth
Cornell(Connected)
Brown(Legacy)
UPenn(not decided on Wharton or CAS)
MIT(Connected)
Columbia
Stanford?
Hopkins?</p>
<p>Columbia
Columbia
Columbia
Columbia
Columbia
Columbia</p>
<p>And maybe Columbia.</p>
<p>Fall 09 I am applying to:
Yale
U-Pen
Amherst
NYU
New School</p>
<p>HS class of 07. Fall of '09 transfer.
I'm hoping to return from New York to my native coast.
Occidental
Claremont McKenna
Pomona
My friends are trying to get me to apply to Reed as well. I might as well, I suppose.</p>
<p>Definitely applying to...
Rice
UT</p>
<p>Might apply to...
Emory
Texas A&M
Trinity (TX)
Tulane
Vandy</p>