Ross, Kelley or Carrol

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<p>Hi, I am currently a senior at one the the best public high schools in California. I want to major in either accounting or finance, or both. I have been admitted into IU with direct admission into Kelley. I have applied to Michigan and Boston College. I don't think I will get DA into Ross, but I may get into LSA. I am wondering, if I got into all 3 of these schools, which of these undergraduate business programs you think is best? I have also applied to University of Wisconsin and PSU but I dont think they are any way near the level of Ross, Kelley and BC. Please let me know what you think. </p>

<p>Thanks</p>

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<p>Ross is on a whole different level from Kelley and BC. You also really can’t major in accounting while at Ross. It’s more of a general business education.</p>

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<p>UT/Austin, PSU, and Bentley are known for accounting. </p>

<p>Ross is on a different level as stated above.</p>

<p>Have you looked into UNC/Chapel Hill?</p>

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<p>All three are excellent choices. If it’s Accounting you want also check out UIUC - usually ranked #2 right behind UT.</p>

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<p>Thanks everyone for your help. I thought about UNC but I’m not sure If I would fit, is UNC very “southern”?.Do you think If I went to Kelley I’d be able to eventually get a job on wall street?</p>

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<p>Yup, very possible to get on Wall Street through Kelley… not as easy as Ross, but if you’re meant for Wall Street you’ll make it</p>

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<p>I have many Michigan friends who attended for business and did not get into the b-school. Do you have scholarship money at IU along with the direct admit? Are you familiar with the Kelley Investment Banking workshop?
[The</a> Investment Banking Network at Indiana University: IBA Index](<a href=“http://kelley.iu.edu/ibn/IBW/workshop.cfm]The”>The Investment Banking Network at Indiana University)</p>

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<p>Hi, IU gave me 4000 a yr and that ivestenebt banking link looks really interesting!</p>

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<p>Surfer: My S was also a pre-admit to Kelley, got into Emory and considered Goizueta, but eventually chose to go to Michigan (we will see if he gets into Ross), but you should know that the Investment Banking workshop is very exclusive, only a few get in and your stats have to be the top of the class. This quote is from their website: “the IBW is an invitation-only program that admits 40 to 45 high potential juniors each year to learn how to “play the game” of investment banking.”</p>

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<p>If IB is your aim, Ross is significantly better than the other schools on your list.</p>

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<p>Any one else have an opinion?</p>