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<p>At this school, 10% go into IB, but only 40% go into finance at all. So a 25% rate is probably more accurate but you have to consider that many of those in finance probably don’t want to go IB simply due to the long hours etc.</p>
<p>Talking to students from another school (actually, not even a top 50 MBA program) they told me that many of their fellow students wanted to go IB when they started their MBA but by the time they’ve really learned more about IB most change their mind (BTW, that school also sends people into IB despite not being a top 50 program).</p>
<p>I’m sure it is quite difficult to get into IB from undergrad. However, if you really desire to be IB then you can always fall back on an MBA and have what appears to be a very good chance at going IB. (especially if u come from a finance background which should give you an edge once in business school).</p>