<p>I’m at NYU right now…</p>
<p>If you plan on getting an MBA, save the loans for that and go to a top state school and kick butt, get a stellar GPA, and be a star and get internships… Your starting job, if your top dog at state school, will probably be no different than if your graduating from Stern…</p>
<p>Then, with that stellar GPA and work experience, you go get your MBA, take out loans for it, and make $160k a year starting, plus a big hefty bonus</p>
<p>If you don’t plan on getting an MBA, and want to rely solely on your undergrad education, then take out the loans. NYU Stern has major respect out here. Your job prospects are terrific, and if you work hard enough, ull easily make enough money starting out of graduation to pay back loans…</p>
<p>That being said, if you come to Stern, and plan on chilling and not standing out, DON’T DO IT! Stern is prestigious, no doubt, but your a dime a dozen. Kids from Ross, Wharton, Sloan, and HAAS are competing for jobs with you. If you don’t stand out in Stern, or work your butt off, you could seriously have TROUBLE FINDING ANY JOB AT ALL! I’ve seen it numerous times!</p>
<p>Think about your career goals, and how hard you want to work. </p>
<p>Best of luck!</p>