<p>btp092,
the calender you posted shows just info sessions, which are nothing like on-campus interviews, for which Cornell probably still has significant edge as far as IB/MC goes. That said, fashion industry isn't nearly as elitist as the IB/MC; the important criteria for the OP is to find out where jobs will be and what the trends will be in the next 5 years or so. LA and NYC are VERY different. I can tell based on my personal experience and many people have said the same. I know plenty of people who love one and hate the other. Which city she wants to stay at and/or is best for the career should be the important factor.</p>
<p>as for how the OP knows Cornell has higher quality of students, you can tell by looking at the test scores. Cornell has higher ranges. the admit rate is the same but cornell draws a stronger pool of applicants.</p>
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And statistics tells me Cornell graduates earn more than USC graduates. I am talking about business.
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<p>Please post your sources.....</p>
<p>There are plenty of threads on the WSJ survey on cc as well as the Payscale report. Please knock yourself out with the search engine. </p>
<p>(I'll give you a hint: WSJ feeder survey excluded Stanford B-School. Payscale is self-reporting. Check out the statistical value in any stats books of self-reported data.)</p>
<p>ok, first of all, WSJ's exclusion of Stanford B-school is not statistical flaw, einstein, so please stop wasting my time with ur condescending tone which only shows me u barely noe ur statistics.</p>
<p>Ok, Payscale is self-reporting. The chance of all of the respondents lying is minimal. You statistic genius may tell me next that the ones who choose to respond may be biased because those with higher incomes may be more willing to respond, etc. Fine. Of the biased respondents, Cornell graduates still earn a lot compared to biased respondents of other universities.</p>
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statistic genius may tell me next that the ones who choose to respond may be biased because those with higher incomes may be more willing to respond, etc.
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<p>Actually, any Stats Prof will tell you that self-reported data is just plain worthless (search underTokenadult who has posted on this topic frequently).</p>