Rejected from ASU - Gap year?

Hey guys, I just got rejected by ASU (applied to study finance). I'm devastated as I had the next few years of my life planned around going to ASU. I was going to join the investment club (which is a supertarget, placing as well per capita as Wharton and LSE) and get aPWMinternship first summer, followed by astint atGSTMTand finally CVP, leading to aFToffer from the latter.

There's honestly no other school that combines great weather, amazing greek life, a gorgeous campus, supertarget-status placement investment funds and workshops as well as being a socially and academically prestigious (especially its honors college) school.

I got into a couple of my safeties including Penn State, Bama, Brown and UCSB, but I feel like I'll always have a chip on my shoulder if I don't go to ASU, and that bitterness during interviews and superdays will cripple my chances of CVP.

Should I take a gap year, or settle for Bama/USCB (my top choices)?

Comments (14)

  • Summer AssociateinIB - Gen
Nov 30, 2021 - 12:35pm

No bro you cannot give up the chance at applying again to a supertarget like ASU next year just to go to a safety like UCSB

  • InterninIB - Restr
Nov 30, 2021 - 1:13pm

Gonna say straight up that LSE's per capita placement (at good firms) isn't super target status at all. It's top tier for sure but still isn't gonna rack up to the per capita or Oxbridge which would be a super target.

Dec 1, 2021 - 10:15am

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