<p>As an aspiring multibillionaire CEO, which should I choose? Category A. or B.?</p>
<p>A. A top undergraduate business program such as:
NYU Stern
UC Berkeley Haas
UMich Ross
Cornell
Carnegie Mellon Tepper
EXCLUDING WHARTON because it’s too good</p>
<p>or</p>
<p>B. Liberal arts major at one of the top 15 colleges</p>
<p>The average net worth of billionaires who dropped out of college is more than double that of billionaires with Ph.Ds. </p>
<p>I suggest you just skip the whole thing and get started on your plan for world domination.</p>
<p>i dont mean multibillionaire CEO literally. im asking for which path would give one more opportunities to excel in business</p>
<p>It could really go either way. I was in a similar situation last year and chose to go the business school route. It basically comes down to whether you would be more interested in business school courses (eg. finance/accounting) or liberal arts courses (eg. econ/math).</p>
<p>Education and profesional success of that magnitude (CEO/Billionaire) aren’t highly correlated. Some CEOs/Billionaires never even graduated from college and others attended less than stellar institutions. </p>
<p>In terms of the choices you listed above, I think any of the top 6 or 7 BBA programs (you forgot to mention UVa-McIntire) would be great, as would majoring in a lebral arts major from any of the top 20 private research university, top 10 public university or top 20 LAC.</p>