<p>I am finishing comm college and want to apply to top finance programs, but already have 62 credits towards engineering and acceptance to t-10 engineering school for Comp Sci. Debating whether or not to turn down engineering acceptance and wait a year to apply to finance programs. End Goal: I-banking analyst</p>
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<li><p>Am I better off accepting top-10 engineering admission, and applying for Finance jobs with Comp Sci degree?</p></li>
<li><p>If I you think I should turn down Engineering:
2a.What are the best Finance programs that I stand a good chance of getting into?
-Umich Ross (<10 get in from CC each year). Also a 3-year program
-UPenn
-more??
2b.Should I apply to Ivy Econ programs?
2c.For most schools I would be applying Fall 2014 giving me a gap year.
-I already have 62 credits, is it worth it taking business credits in that year?
-Should I retake Calc II (B) to bring my GPA up to 4.0?
-I would continue year-round finance internship (Well paid)</p></li>
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<p>Stats
-3.93 overall with 45 hrs (All A’s, except B in Calc II)
-4.0, 15 trimester (~10 semester) hours from 4-year (Circuits, Span, Fresh Seminar)
-3.91, 35 hours from CC (Dif EQ, Lin Alg, Calc III, Phys, C++, Java, Econ)
~17 AP Credits as evaluated by most institutions (4’s and 5’s)
-62 total credits</p>
<p>Others:
-member of STEM Club
-member of PTK
-In local band
-1 semester accounting internship
-1.5 years of year-round finance internship
-20+ credit hrs per semester (at CC)
-published poet
-probably others I can’t think of</p>
<p>I know this is asking a lot of questions, but each one has a bearing on the others. Thanks!</p>