以下是引用mbacn02在2004-12-20 13:25:00的发言: If you think my post is offensive for you, I appologize, but I believe it is the truth. NYU is a good school, but never be a great school as CBS. CBS is in the same league with Kellogg, MIT and Chicago and where is NYU. It is maybe on par with Yale, or Darden. CBS is one of core schools for all major investment banks on WS and they go to CBS to hire Investment Banking Associates, well they hire much less number people from NYU. Instead, more people from NYU go to Citi for their Financial MA or Card business. And though I agree job is not the only criteria to evaluate a school, it is the most important one for B'school.
No "offense" at all. Don't worry. I was just wondering why you kept taking delight in commenting based on your imaginations but never on facts. While if the "league" refers to M7, yup, NYU is not amongst the four you listed, but they are no doubt at the same level (similarly, who says Dardon is less reputable than Kellogg?)
As per statistics on full-time offers of class 2004 and summer intern positions in class 2005, NYU Stern actually placed more people at the top 10 Wall Street investment banks (Goldman, Morgan Stanley, Lehman, Merrill, JPMC, Citigroup, Bear, UBS, CSFB and BofA) than CBS did. Only 3 people out of 750 went to CitiCard and its personal banking business, the two divisions you believed "have recruited more Stern guys".
If you don't know a single fact, no rumor please. |