<p>Yes I definitely need to do a lot more of background research. I really don’t know all the specifics but was looking for a more general answer. But I guess i was simplifying the scenario.
There are a lot of people who want iBanking because of the prestige factor but I just simply don’t mind working hard, long hours for a big paycheck. At least that is what I see in iBanking. Maybe it is different than that.</p>
<p>Here are some general info and stats.
800 SAT II US Hist.
760 SAT II World Hist.
760 SAT II Physics
790 SAT I math section.
690 SAT I reading section
class president of large public school (3,300)
Model UN Team Pres.
intern w/ state senator
varsity tennis</p>
<p>I don’t mind working 80 hours a week. I enjoy math, solving tough problems etc. Love to compete. But I am more into something like business administration but have heard from so many sources that majoring in business admin. or business management in undergrad. is not really worth it. Of all the needed skills, these can be learned on the job most easily. So i would rather get my MBA in something like that.</p>
<p>Sorry if I threw out way too much info.
Any help? Anyone?</p>
<p>Also, what do grad. business schools look for in prospects? I’m wondering more about how much everything is factored in their decisions such as GPA, GMAT, undergraduate school?</p>
<p>Sorry about all the questions. Hopefully someone can answer one of them at least :)</p>