| Thanks to everyone for their insight. I have one further question to pose. Would a Berkeley undergraduate be less likely, equally likely, or more likely than a NYU Stern undergraduate in getting accepted into an East coast Graduate School (such as the Ivies: UPenn -Wharton, Stanford, or Harvard). Would being from an East coast such as NYU Stern give an edge in getting into Wharton graduate or any other ivy graduate schools?
I know that some people say as long as you work hard enough at Berkeley, you can get into East coast graduate schools as well, but I want to know whether the chances are against Berkeley undergraduates or not. I have heard many people say that lots of Berkeley undergraduates get into East coast graduate schools. Compared to a NYU Stern undergraduate, which undergraduate school has the most chances of getting in to an East coast graduate business school (ex: Wharton). I want to make my decision with a long-term goal in mind so I had to ask this question. If anyone can shed some light on this question, it'll be greatly appreciated! |