<p>Dyson’s admit rate is 8% so a long shot for anyone. Cornell offers a university-wide business minor to students from any of the other colleges, so if you were to major in Econ in A&S, you could earn the business minor in Dyson. Additionally, students are free to take classes in any of the seven undergraduate colleges at Cornell, as long as the student has satisfied the pre-reqs and completes the course requirements of one’s own program.</p>
<p>If you like the Midwest, Notre Dame seems like a great choice. Close to Chicago for finance. Id say Michigan would be a must app too; Ross is top shelf.</p>
<p>If you dont see yourself in the NE (Boston, NYC) then Im not sure about Boston College. And look closer at Cornell to see what type of business focus it has and see where the grads are going. If youre going to wind up near home, then Georgia will probably do as much for you plus save you a bunch of money (grad school?). Emory, UVA, and UNC would also carry more regional weight. </p>
<p>If you end up considering the Liberal Arts College route, you could look at Davidson (NC), a great school close to Charlotte. Charlotte is a major banking hub if you see yourself in the SE down the road.</p>