<p>Student with 3.3 gpa.30% class rank,1540 SAT and 23-26 ACT score(thats what I got on practice).What undergraduate business schools do I have a good shot at?I honestly want to make it into any best 50 undergrad business schools or just at very good business school.But ACT are scaring me.So any suggestion?Please help me out im really freaking out right now</p>
<p>PS-I want to major in finance/banking</p>
<p>My suggestion would be to go to collegeboard.com and do a college match search. Type in everything you want in a college, then when you find one that you like, you can click on “How do I stack up?” and it will compare you to the average student accepted into that college. It’s a pretty neat tool.</p>
<p>[College</a> MatchMaker - Type of School](<a href=“College Search - BigFuture | College Board”>College Search - BigFuture | College Board)</p>
<p>Quick question what is double major and how can you get into one?</p>
<p>A double major is getting 2 BS or BA degrees at the same time, i.e. BA Finance and Management, or Marketing, etc… Generally only permittable if the major is in the same college or offered as part of a special program admitting to caliber students.</p>
<p>Double majoring is a point of contention, in some cases, because it can send a mixed message to potential employers that you aren’t really sure what you want to do. Other people say it makes you stand out; which is the case, but is this good or bad? Another argument is that it can hurt your gpa, which very important for a business student.</p>
<p>My opinion, do what interest you. If you can’t possibly find enough to interest you in one major than you might be in the wrong major, or you might need to add a major. Only you and your concilor can decide this.</p>
<p>1 more thing that really bothers me.I have checked top 100 undergrad business schools and i see some schools offer bachelors 4 year program and some bachelors 2 year program.Which one would be better?And whats the difference between them</p>
<p>All of those programs are four years of school. Four year programs mean you start out taking business classes from the start of your freshman year. Two year programs usually entail you applying to that school’s business program at the end of sophomore year and, if accepted, taking business classes junior and senior year.</p>