<p>NYU</p>
<p>Hello, so I just got off the waitlist into the BPE program, I dont know how, my unweighted gpa was a 3.5, my class rank was 220 out of 552, and my sat score was a 1440.</p>
<p>oh yeah, keep in mind my high school class is 80% Asian.</p>
<p>Will I not be smart enough to do well at stern? because I know that I want to get at least a 3.3 to be competitive for most elite business schools, and I really think it will be hard to be in the top 20 % of each class.</p>
<p>Nyu costs me a lot I have no finaid, and will grad with anywhere from 25-60 k in loans :(</p>
<p>Cal POly- Damn good cheap engineering degree</p>
<p>Best</a> Undergraduate Engineering Programs - Best Colleges - Education - US News and World Report</p>
<p>I have also heard that MBA programs like a strong engineering base so that the students will have honed their critical thinking skills.</p>
<p>0 DEBT WHEN I GRADUATE. parents can pay for all of it and I am not a burden tot he family</p>
<p>Alright so I want to do business, but I feel I will do better academically at Cal Poly and will have got some "Skills" that I can use later in life, by skill I mean engineering. I am really attracted to Stern, but I am not sure that I can handle the curve, can some NYU stern student just tell me it is not too bad, or will someone tell me that with my gpa and class rank i will fail at stern. </p>
<p>Will being in the BPE mean that the stern curve is implemented in shangahi and london, cause almost half of my education will be abroad?</p>
<p>ANd I think academically for BPE, i may not be the smartest.</p>