Which school?

[Kaiser_Gatsby]

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There are targets. Then there are semi-targets. There are non-targets. And, then, at the bottom of the totem pole, there are the schools you mentioned.</p>

<p>100% placement rate into banks like Piper Jaffray, KeyBanc, Edgeview, Stephens, etc. isn’t really anything to brag about, sorry. Indiana is not considered to be a target by any stretch of the imagination.

How about JP Morgan? Or Deutsche Bank ranking Indiana as a top tier school? What about sending 70-80 students to work on Wall Street in 2007?</p>

<p>[The</a> Investment Banking Network at Indiana University: IBA Index](<a href=“http://kelley.iu.edu/ibn/IBW/advantage.cfm]The”>The Investment Banking Network at Indiana University)
[Indiana</a> University Undergrad Profile](<a href=“Businessweek - Bloomberg”>Businessweek - Bloomberg)
[Indiana</a> University: Undergraduate Profile ? BusinessWeek](<a href=“Businessweek - Bloomberg”>Businessweek - Bloomberg)</p>

<p>Some fun excerpts from the 2009 Business Week link.

I think the best part about Kelley is its career placement. Even with the market like it is, I was able to get many job offers even in banking.

We have the best investment banking program in the country. Students who graduate from Kelley have sound technical skills and great personalities. We have pride, but we do not have egos or a sense of entitlement such that our ivy-league contemporaries do. We earn great jobs, because we work hard and are humble.

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<p>I’m sure those that don’t do well in Indiana’s program can land a job at Piper Jaffray too. </p>

<p>Honestly Indiana can’t be bad for investment banking.</p>