Best Business Schools?

SwimmingDad
Thu, 18 Jan 2018 22:03:07 +0000

The OP never said he wanted East Coast. One of the other posters said that. OP is more open currently.

@swamatl You really should think through type of area…city versus college town versus suburban versus rural. You will find it definitely makes a difference. With my son, we went and visited each type of setting…walked around campus (no official tour) and then spent time in the town itself. He quickly realized that he wanted a city but could do a big, busy college town (e.g., Ann Arbor). He grew up being able to walk to things and didn’t like the idea of being trapped on a campus with nothing around it.

Also, I would say to you that you should think about where you want to end up post college. Even for the top schools recruiting tends to be somewhat regional. The investment banks and consulting firms will go to select schools regardless of geography. Beyond that it gets somewhat regional meaning it will take more effort on your part to get employment in a distant area.

Best of luck!