Thoughts on these NESCAC/LAC's on careers in wall street?
Hey guys,
As a high school senior who wants to study econ/international relations and work in New York/Wall street after graduation, are these schools highly regarded in New York and do you have any information/opinions on these colleges?
connecticut college (it's my top choice after my interview, i love how diverse it is and the pretty campus and just school culture/community) and heard they have good connections in MUFG inNYand just in finance in general from their info session but what's the reputation of this school like and any thoughts? I know it's not as high in rankings but do you think if i thrive in conn it will take me far after my 4 years and is it prestigious?
gettysburg college
st lawrence universit in new york
bowdoin college
trinity college ct (heard they have lots of finance connections)
vassar college and
franklin and marshall/dickinson ( i heard these schools are strong in business)
Thank you so much for your help! :)
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