Any books on MBA Career Paths

1)I was hoping anyone could point me out to any books on amazon which address what are the possible career paths one can take up by choosing a certain mba course.

Ex: i was under the assumption for some time that a person who has taken up entreprenurship will not be accepted for a finance job on wall street. And this has got me worried thinking entrepreneurs can only apply for PE/VC jobs which are very late in recruiting and picky; round 4 or so after IB, Consulting rounds.

Thats a huge risk according to me to wait and let other rounds pass.

2)Are there any books which describe which schools are good for what?

Ex:Its a well known fact that Wharton/Col/Chi are good for finance, similarly i have no clue about other schools like ross, duke, tepper, cornell, texas-austin.

Because, in my opinion a major part why you get accepted or rejected has to do with A)knowing what you have and what the school is into.
B)Having atleast a distant idea of the possible career paths that interest you and that are possible based on your profile.

Yes there are career switchers but even for them i feel that their fit(whether the school is looking for the pofile you bring) into a school is important.
I am an international candidate without any mba background so spare me the slack.

Thanks.