<p>Its truly a hard time for me to choose from all the above top notch universities, as an international student. Got admitted to all. </p>
<p>My intended post-undergraduate plan includes going on to law school, working for investment banks in Wall Street, or working at international organizations, like UN, World Bank or IMF </p>
<p>Stanford, the most prestigious one, but its in CA, not a state with many finance companies and international organizations, though it has a great fame in law school admission.</p>
<p>Columbia,great location in NY, providing terrific internship opportunities in Wall Street companies and international organizations, though less prestigious than Stanford. </p>
<p>Duke, a place with great campus scenery and buildings, a university more like a university, not like Columbia, in a city, but I am not sure whether Duke holds the same fame as Stanford or Columbia.</p>
<p>Georgetown Walsh School of Foreign Service, the right place and location to be for an intended job in international organizations. But Im concerned whether international students will have the opportunities to work in Washington DC. Though I know Bill Clinton came from SFS.</p>
<p>P.S: Im an Asian student, which you could guess from my user name. I dont live in the States, nor am I an American citizen.</p>
<p>Please comment on the school associated with my job choice.</p>