USC for International Business?

<p>So, I'm looking at being an International Business major and have been looking around at a few schools. Some like Georgetown, Florida Int'l University and NYU have caught my attention but I just recently found out about USC Moore School of Business. Anyone have any information on them? I read on their website that they were considered the #1 US Internatioal Business school by U.S. News or something like that.</p>

<p>Thanks in advance =)</p>

<p>bumpybumps?</p>

<p>i could care less that they're ranked #1 for international business.</p>

<p>most people will still apply to all the top ug business schools such as stern, uva, umich, haas, g-town, etc. if they get rejected from all of them, they'll most likely attend usc. i have never seen anyone go to usc over any top school.</p>

<p>i feel that the #1 ranking for IB just makes people that attend the school feel better about themselves for not getting accepted to a top overall business program.</p>

<p>I realize that's how you feel, but if they were ranked #1 it must mean that their Int'l Business program has an edge?</p>

<p>USC does indeed have a strong international business program. I know many USC students who studied or worked abroad. Many received internships at Deutsche Bank, Citibank, etc in London.</p>

<p>Many students at Marshall also have studied at the London School of Economics, HEC-Paris, Cambridge University (I studied there this summer, it was fantastic). </p>

<p>Good luck with your decision :)</p>

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<p>im pretty sure he meant University of South Carolina(Moore), not University of Southern California(Marshall). Even though you didnt ask, the latter is the better USC for business. O and I would go to the best business school and not focus on specialties. The best overall school you succeed in will give you best opportunities, IMO.</p>

<p>Wow, South Carolina has a bschool? :)</p>

<p>You should look into what opportunities are available at SC... It's #1 position means they are doing something right.</p>

<p>I did some reading into South Carolina's B-School and it is actually really difficult to get into. You have to go to the university and then after 1 year, apply for the IB major. They take 50 people a year (Dont know how many applicants).</p>