Washington U Olin School vs. Cornell AEM?

hermanns
Tue, 21 Jul 2009 01:49:28 +0000

I know what babson is, and I would still never go there over wharton or cornell for entrepreneurship or anything else. Ooooh, business week says babson is best for entrepreneurship, so it must be!

I was referring to babson and NYU when I said schools ranked much lower, but that does not change the fact that JHU is essentially useless for business and not relevant to any discussion about it. Yes, I have heard of stern, and it is probably on even ground with AEM, but NYU as a whole is not. I know someone who transferred out of stern into AEM and is happy with the decision.

And Cornell’s size is an advantage to me because I do not want to be in a small, homogeneous school. And I love how you are attacking the size of Cornell as a negative, but are propping up NYU (a much larger school) as this perfect powerhouse. You cannot attack one school for a specific attribute, and then praise another for its prowess in an unrelated area while completely ignoring that it is even worse (in your eyes) in the attribute you used to attack the first school. It is just not fair, not to mention you are completely deviating from the original topic which was WashU Olin vs. Cornell AEM, because it is obvious Cornell is very strong in business while that is one of WashU’s weak points. I am so sorry that you have such a severe case of WashU inferiority complex that you will stop at nothing to berate Cornell by comparing it to other schools instead of WashU.