<p>MBA is really for students who have had several years of work experience. </p>
<p>And from what I gather, where you go for undergrad isn’t a massive component of the MBA application process (unlike say law school or other MS degrees). It’s all about where you work, what you’ve done, and the GMAT. I’m an ILR grad working for (what once was) a prestigious financial firm and they send students to Wharton, HBS, NYU Stern like crazy. Further, I’m shocked by some of the GPA’s: 3.2 to Wharton? 3.3 to Dartmouth Tuck? The point seems to be don’t pick an undergrad school because you think it’ll get you in to a great MBA program. Pick on fit and then focus on being a well-rounded student and employee.</p>