<p>@Kingshrey13: All of that looks good man, I think you have a solid shot. As for managing debt, I am not sure sadly. I’m sure many people take out loans. I’m sorry I could not be of much help. Honestly, if you know that you want to do (like I-banking) and have that go-getter attitude then Stern is going to provide a lot of amazing opportunities for you. However there is nothing wrong with sticking with a good state school. </p>
<p>@nyuorbust: A lot of my LSP friends at first hated being in LSP. They all felt like NYU did not really want them or that they were dumber. When I was a freshman, LSP was a program that you got deferred to if you were not accepted into your target college within NYU. Apparently that has changed and now LSP is a stand alone college, so I am not sure if that stigma has stuck around. Overall LSP has much smaller classes and the grading is a bit more relaxed. Honestly my friends enjoyed LSP after their freshman year but found it annoying how tight their class scheduling requirements were.</p>