Columbia or Stanford?

JamieBrown
Wed, 04 Apr 2012 20:57:38 +0000

by fantamas
WRONG

http://www.careereducation.columbia…2011_gss_0.pdf
According to Columbia Career Services, 26.9% of CC/SEAS graduates get financial jobs.

According to Princeton Career Sercies offices,
Princeton Office of Career Services 2010-2011 Annual Report

Only 12.9% of princeton graduates get financial jobs.

Wharton is a business school.
Please note that CEO/Chairman of Morgan Stanley is a Columbia graduate. Citi bank CEO got BS, MS, MPhill , MBA, PhD all from Columbia. One of the largest shareholder of Goldman Sachs is Warren Buffett, who is also a Columbia grauate.

Obama administration is dominated by Columbia graduates and provided $800 billion bailout fund to Wall Street financial firms.

The top positions of major financial firms are dominated by Columbia graduates ( not by Princeton/Stanford/wharton graduates).



fantamas, there you go again with the disinformation campaign of yours…

this is a discussion of undergraduate schools yet 2 of the 3 people that you list as Columbia graduates didn’t get undergraduate degrees from Columbia…

How more wrong can you be…

now - your comments regarding the percent of students of an undergraduate school that go on to get financial jobs being a measure of how great that undergraduate school is in getting the top investment banking jobs - ARE YOU KIDDING ME?

It is, and has been for years, that Harvard, Wharton and Princeton are in the top tier for undergraduate students getting the top investment banking jobs…period…Columbia is at the next lower level

live with it, along with your listing of Columbia graudate school alumni being represented as Columbia undergraduates in determining the greatness of the Columbia undergraduate program…