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22 May 2005, 00:08
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Among reported placements, Penn, Chicago, and Columbia tend to dominate the finance sector with NYU in the next cluster.
For example, for at least four years in a row, Columbia, Chicago, and Penn each had more placements at GS than NYU.
I found one year where NYU had more placements at LB than Penn/Wharton and tied the placements of Columbia at LB.
In another year, NYU had more placements at LB than either Chicago or Penn.
In another year NYU had more placements than Penn, Chicago, or Columbia at JPMorgan.
In one year, NYU had more placements than Penn or Chicago at DB.
It is interesting to note that in one year NYU had more placements at GS and MS than Stanford. NYU also had more placements at GS and ML than MIT. In another year, NYU had more placements at ML than Stanford or MIT.
For example, for at least four years in a row, Columbia, Chicago, and Penn each had more placements at GS than NYU.
I found one year where NYU had more placements at LB than Penn/Wharton and tied the placements of Columbia at LB.
In another year, NYU had more placements at LB than either Chicago or Penn.
In another year NYU had more placements than Penn, Chicago, or Columbia at JPMorgan.
In one year, NYU had more placements than Penn or Chicago at DB.
It is interesting to note that in one year NYU had more placements at GS and MS than Stanford. NYU also had more placements at GS and ML than MIT. In another year, NYU had more placements at ML than Stanford or MIT.
01 Jul 2005, 16:08
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Their application page is confusing. It appears that the application form is available, but I don't think this one is valid for Fall 2006, is it? The deadlines seem dated....
anyone know?
anyone know?
