<p>@ridgway, did you look at the calendar I posted?
It the networking events listed are the schools they actively recruit at. If you click on them, it will tell you which divisions they are recruiting for. They may have resume drops and OCI at other schools, but they aren’t actively recruiting there and they are not a target. </p>
<p>The issue I have with your posts is not so much the accuracy of the info, but the fact that it is all either second hand info or pure conjecture. You don’t actually have any experience.
I’m not going to pretend like I know everything or that I’m anywhere near 100% correct. I do however have personal experience I can share.
Perhaps I’m alone in thinking this, but I think it’d be better for you to hold off from giving advice until you’ve at least gone through the recruitment process and have a few internships under your belt. </p>
<p>Also, targets are constantly changing. Wharton may have previously been a target. At one of my pre-super day dinners (CS) , one of the VPs mentioned that Columbia used to be one of their top targets but due to less than favorable recent experiences with recent Columbia grads, they were scaling back their recruitment there. </p>
<p>@sheaosauraus, I was surprised to see people from Baruch in my summer analyst class as well. The people from there were absolute rockstars (3.9+ gpa, off cycle internships during the school year, leadership positions,…) though.</p>