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harvard v. princeton
apples2apples
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I'm wondering how the two compare for business. I would probably do econ at both. Does one school have an edge as far as recruiting and internships and employment are concerned? How difficult would this track be at each school comparatively? anything else to consider? thanks!
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Replies to: harvard v. princeton
true, but doesn't Goldman Sachs pay the most?