Undergraduate Colleges w/ Good business program located large cities

College Search & Selection
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<p>Right now as it stands I have
3.00 GPA at graduation 90% Honors courses Junior and Senior year.
SAT's not taken, but I am practicing them often, I want to project a score of 1800-2000
Two Years of Retail Sales experience (Nearly three once I attend college)
So far 150 hours of community service
Lived half my life in Europe and Indonesia. (Ages 1-10)</p>

<p>So with that in mind, you should kind of get a rough picture of what colleges I might have a chance at. I am very ambitious and I don't mind applying to competitive colleges, as long as I stand a chance. </p>

<p>I plan to peruse a college with a business major, preferably ones located in large cities due to more chances and selections of internships. </p>

<p>Can some please list good business oriented undergraduate colleges located in urban centers?</p>

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<p>Bentley, babson (though unless you get 2000+ given your low gpa both are somewhat of a reach) are reputable business schools right near Boston.</p>

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<p>NYU would be good for you.</p>

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<p>The business school at NYU, Stern, is insanely competitive. Its on par with ivy league admission rates.</p>

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<p>Look into Loyola Chicago, UIC and DePaul. They have good business programs and great recruitment. They hold strong reputations in Chicagoland and Loyola and DePaul are recognizable nationally. Very attainable for a students with your stats.</p>

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<p>U Minnesota
U Georgia
U Arizona
George Washington U</p>

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<p>USC: Los Angeles
American: District of Columbia
UMiami: Coral Gables, Fl/Miami, Fl
Boston College: Chestnut Hill, Ma/Boston, MA
Drexel: Philly
Georgia Tech: Atlanta
Emory: Atlanta
Tulane: New Orleans
UT Austin: Austin Texas
Ohio State: Columbus, Ohio
Fordham: NYC</p>

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<p>Babson was the first school that came to mind.</p>

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<p>Wow, thanks for all the replies guys. I really appreciate it.</p>

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<p>Arizona State is more renown for its business school than UArizona (at least from my perspective.) People also tend to prefer Tempe (which is part of Phoenix) to Tucson.</p>

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<p>Wait a sec. He has a 3.00 GPA. Why are you guys suggesting schoools like NYU or USC?</p>

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<p>^^ because he said: "I am very ambitious and I don't mind applying to competitive colleges, as long as I stand a chance." They're big reaches for him, but he does stand a chance.</p>

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<p>Look into Temple, in Philly.</p>