Best undergrad business schools

[sakky]

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Oh, right, because you’re an expert on college business departments

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<p>And you are? </p>

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Get real. Just because MIT and Haas are talked about more and appear more prestigious, it doesn’t mean you’re going to get a better education there. The business school at MIT is good, but it’s definitely overrated. Half the people in it are people who couldn’t take the heat from the calculus taught in Economics (word from people who attend the school). Haas at Berkeley is a competitive mess where you don’t get personal attention, which probably WOULD make BYU a better choice.

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<p>These are not the topics of discussion. The relevant question is, do you honestly think that the undergrad business program at Notre Dame is better than that at MIT? Yes or no? </p>

<p>You say that the Sloan students couldn’t take the heat from the calculus taught in Economics? Well, let me ask you, do you think that the students from Notre Dame can? Be honest now. Do you honestly think that North Carolina is a better school than Berkeley? Those are the questions at hand. </p>

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I don’t know enough about Chicago or Northwestern’s graduate programs to have an opinion…but I think Business Week does.

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<p>So why is it that both of these schools have barely 60% yields whereas HBS can boast a yield of 90%? Why is it that HBS beats both Chicago and Northwestern in cross-admits? Are these people who turn down Chicago/NW for HBS being stupid?</p>