<p>I am interested in both of the fields listed above and I was wondering which Ivies specifically recruit the most in I-Banking. I plan on majoring in Economics, and I know I have a good shot at a lot of the ivies. I am just wondering which colleges specifically would be the best prep for careers in I banking or Corporate Law</p>
<p>Harvard, duh.</p>
<p>And Wharton.</p>
<p>And Princeton/Stanford…lol, what did you want us to say?</p>
<p>I know you are asking about Ivies. But Goldman Sachs is the biggest employer for MIT undergraduates. They hired 20 of them in 2005 I think.</p>
<p>Well I was pretty sure about most of the ivies for I-Banking, but I was not sure about corporate law…</p>
<p>Corporate law: An undergraduate education will not directly prepare you for a career in corporate law. The law school will. You might be asking which ivy will give you the best chance of getting into the top law schools. In that case, it doesn’t matter which ivy and what you study there as an undergrad. Just get a high GPA and score well on the LSAT. </p>
<p>IB: It’s HYP and Wharton (Wharton the most for GS I heard). Columbia and Dartmouth are top targets as well. Although no ivy will fail you as long as you’re a decent student (they’re all recruited), ivy leagues are definitely broken down in tiers, much like the BB firms themselves.</p>