What kind of careers do ILR undergraduates go into?

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<p>Hey, I was recently accepted to the ILR and now I was wondering what type of careers I can look folward to.</p>

<p>Originally when I applied, I thought of either going into Corporate Law or becoming an ivestment banker. Although these two careers are still possible, I was wondering what else ILR graduates go into.</p>

<p>Some of my family members don't think this is a good school/major, even though it is Ivy League, so can somebody shed some more info on the ILR?</p>

<p>Also, is it possible to attend the ILR, and major in ILR, while simutaneously Double Majoring in Economics from the Arts and Sci?</p>

<p>Thanks in advance for the responses.</p>

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<p>I don't think you can double major across colleges....but you can minor</p>

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<p>Well a minor in economic is also good right? I meant for employment purposes?</p>

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<p>of course!</p>

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<p>ILR</a> Undergraduate Admissions: Careers</p>

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<p>Human Resources (either with a company or an HR consulting firm), consulting, financial services, and law school make up a majority of post graduate plans.</p>

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<p>You can get a minor in Econ, I know a handful of ILRies who are doing so.</p>

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<p>yes you get plenty of econ with ILR...</p>

<p>what other schools are you comparing ILR with?</p>

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<p>Stern.</p>

<p>I wanted to go into the financial sector or at least the business world. And from what I have seen, ILR can help me do that? Right?</p>

<p>Or is too hard?</p>

<p>Sorry for these broad questions, I am just so unsure what to do/where to go!</p>

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<p>I feel like the majority of my posts are just repetition. </p>

<p>"I wanted to go into the financial sector or at least the business world. And from what I have seen, ILR can help me do that? Right?"</p>

<p>ILR is about as good as art history - which is about as good as NYU Stern. It doesn't matter what you major in, you need a strong GPA and the ability to interview like crazy and show interest (and be a well-rounded student).</p>