<p>That said, most of my extracurriculars was business related (internship at local company, sales rep., donations to Rotary) and I got in just fine. However, TrinSF is right in saying that you should take a deep hard look at Chicago and see if it’s non-business style fits you. Personally, I choose to major in Econ. before jumping into a MBA degree, and there are many posters who have said they have gotten into prestigious internships while studying in Chicago, so it’s no impossible.</p>