Rate Chances at UIUC Gies or IU Kelley

tsbna44
Thu, 22 Sep 2022 01:47:43 +0000

Fashion runs the gamut right - because it can be a widget like any product, can be merchandising, or design. Most kids will end up in - who knows. I’m in automotive - don’t know about cars, not passionate about cars - but i’m 24 years in cars. It could be ATMs, it could be paperclips - it could be whatever.

I think - most colleges will provide a good experience. Some want the rank - but what if it’s a big schools with classes in the hundreds. Some do better in small schools.

Most big flagships will have connections and today, much of the recruiting happens on indeed/linkedin. My son goes to Bama for engineering (not urban but like IU, an hour from a city). It’s an easy in but the Manderson school is well thought of. Tomorrow is the career fair for engineering - business today. Lots of companies but if you talk to parents on the facebook groups, most are finding their jobs on line. My son found his internship (now two summers) on line.

So find the right fit. Solid schools that your kid will get in - Arizona Eller - in Tucson. Arkansas Walton - in Fayetteville - cool city…growing area. Pitt - may be a tough admit - but apply soon - great program - since cost isn’t an issue.

You can’t say “tops” or will find him a job - that’s a lot economy dependent (who knows in four years) - but if the market is good, there’s just too many great schools.

The focused like a Babson or Bentley…the mid size like a U of Denver, College of Charleston, UNH, etc. or the large flagships - Iowa (not urban), and the others I’ve mentioned in other posts, etc. I know one poster @EconPop is having good success at Dayton.

OK - i think you have enough to go on. U Kentucky - another find one as in UT Knoxville or Michigan State (may be tough) - especially for supply chain these two - if he ends up liking this.