<p>Okay, I’ll merit that point; I’ve heard business is common and, kind of like law, harder to employ. Yeah, I haven’t heard much about their business school besides their own plugging, and can their indiscretion really impact its students? I suppose that makes sense, but… ouch. Here’s the #4 ranking from 2009, but I’m not sure how rapidly this kind of thing can change or how reliable of a source Entrepreneurship magazine is: <a href=“https://tulane.edu/news/releases/pr_09222009.cfm[/url]”>https://tulane.edu/news/releases/pr_09222009.cfm</a></p>
<p>Counter to what it seems, I’m not in particular interested in finance, although I might figure that out as I go through college. I was admitted to Peabody so I’d have to do HOD for at least a year before I could switch to CAS. Again, may or may not be interested in job recruitment there, but I suppose (and correct me if I’m wrong) internship recruitment works in a similar fashion. Is HOD useful if you’re interested in international affairs or management/development economics in the future? Glad to hear a 3.5/3.6 is feasible, and if I did end up sticking with HOD I’d have an “easy” GPA boost to counteract some perhaps less-than-stellar econ grades. Not to take the cheap route, but I know GPA is quite important in grad school apps so I’m trying to adapt.</p>