以下是引用lucsh在2005-4-13 20:17:00的发言:if it is really the case like he put ,you'd better clarify weather that is the instance only in UNC. Remember , Mainland guys in Emory and Georgetown alrealy landed those jobs according to accurate information  hehe, don't misunderstand. I am a proud Dukie, not from UNC. I said "hard" does not mean "impossible". For the summer intern, we have some Chinese guys got Citigtoup, Morgan Stanley and McKinsey. Marketing is the strength of Fuqua, so, many students got marketing positions in ChevronTexaco, DuPont, Johnson&Johnson, etc. Generally, the coporate finance positions are the easiest to get if you have previous experience. But those who got in IB and Consulting, I mean top firms such as GS, Meril Lynch, Citi, or McKinsey, Bain, BCG must be really competent and well prepared. For US offices, you can hardly beat the American students. For China offices, as you know, they don't recruit many. For example, McKinsey. They only planned to recruit 6-8 summer interns for all the greater China offices including Hong Kong. How do you estimate your chance of getting in? If you are in Wharton and Kellogg, you chance maybe higher. What I want to say is, don't base your decision soly on the statistics of job placement. For example, b-school 1 has 25% going to consulting, b-school 2 has 29% going to consulting. Does it make any difference for you? Their are many small consulting firms coming to Duke, but they can not attract students at all. Yes, IB is hard, consulting is hard. Be prepared to be frustrated. But this is only a general point. If you are excellent enough, nothing will be impossible. If some Chinese mainland students in Georgetown and Emory got summer internship in McKinsey or GS, I have to congratulate them and adore them, because I failed the interviews with both of them. Because I am not well prepared, and because I don't love the IB or consulting job at all. Or maybe I am just merely not good enough.
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