<p>Hi, I am a sophomore(rising junior) engineering major/econ minor at Michigan and currently have a 3.5 - 3.6 gpa. Since I already missed the fall transfer deadline, I am thinking about repeating a year and transferring to other business/econ programs. </p>
<p>I wanna get some opinions on if you guys think it would be worth it though, as in, if the following programs be a significant upgrade in terms of opportunities available in ibanking, I mean compared to Michigan Engineering if I stick it out. If they are, by how much? A wide margin? a bit? just a little?</p>
<p>The programs I am considering:
Northwestern Econ
Cornell Econ/AEM
Cal Business/Econ
Duke Econ
Chicago Econ</p>
<p>This topic has been discussed ad nauseam. Do a search.</p>
<p>I do not work in IB, but following this thread and having a D work as a summer analyst at a BB last summer and offered an analyst position in S & T this summer, I would say Duke and Cornell are targets for NYC Investment Banking jobs.</p>
<p>Please correct me if I am wrong those of you working as ibankers.</p>
<p>If you’re happy with Michigan, why would you want to leave and have to start all over somewhere else? Are you that career-obsessed? You’re a bloody idiot. Stay at your state school, bang lots of chicks, get wasted, support big blue and enjoy college. Don’t be ‘that guy.’</p>
<p>And no, none of those schools will give you a much better chance of getting into finance.</p>
<p>omaplata,
I’m not the one that has really paid attention to what each and every user has posted on this forum. But I took what QuakerOats has said as a sarcastic joke…</p>
<p>Ya I don’t know many people who only care about “an IB career” who would ask a question like the one I did. Definitely a joke =P … someone mentioned banging hot chicks earlier in the thread and i couldnt let it go unnoticed</p>