<p>Hi
i am looking for schools (undergrad) that have a good program in Real Estate Development. can anyone please post the rankings?</p>
<p>I dont think there are any.. most of the real estate people didn't even study business ..</p>
<p>Example: wharton, berkeley, Tepper....</p>
<p>Look at the bios of people in real estate development firms such as Tischman. I don't believe you need to major in something so specific as an undergradute. Think of taking related courses in finance, architecture and construction. Try and get a job on a construction site so you understand how things are built or see if you can get an internship in a bank to see the lending structure side of things. There is also an investment banking side of real estate. </p>
<p>I would suggest getting yourself into the best college you can that will teach you how to think and worry about the specifics of real estate development later.</p>
<p>AlanArch: Thanks...do you know of any good schools...I am trying to make a list,</p>
<p>For that, I would go to other, more general, threads, on CC. Sorry if this isn't very useful but without any inkling of what your stats and interests are, I would be shooting in the dark. Look at the guidance from other posters on CC.</p>
<p>Cornell has a real estate program in their hotel school with various courses in hotel and real estate development..its also the number one hotel school in country...u can concentrate in real estate but u have to take some courses in hotels which may turn you off.just to throw it out there</p>
<p>there are courses in real estate law and real estate develpment and real estate finance.</p>
<p>So wht would you guys advise me to do? I was thinking about applying to U Georia (Tepper) and U Mich.. I was also think about the hotel school but I am not sure if it is a good school out of all the possiblities.</p>
<p>^Umich would be best off of that list, but you should really double major in something else.</p>