MOST UNDERRATED IB TARGET SCHOOLS

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The video taps into a highly competitive and aspirational niche (investment banking careers) by providing a ranked list of target schools, a format that is easily digestible and shareable. The creator's confident delivery and clear categorization appeal to students and parents seeking career guidance.

Summary

This video ranks "IB Target Schools" into tiers from S to D, highlighting which schools are considered most underrated for investment banking placements. It discusses the strengths of various universities in different tiers, particularly focusing on their ability to place graduates into finance roles.

Structure

1Introduction of "Most Underrated IB Target Schools" ranking
2Ranking of S, A, B, C, and D tiers with school examples
3Discussion of specific schools like Indiana, SMU, and UT Austin for banking placement
4Mention of B and C tier schools and the concept of being 'underrated'
5Highlighting Harvard, Penn, Brown, and Wharton as top-tier for banking
6Concluding with a call to consider value and placement

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MOST UNDERRATED IB TARGET SCHOOLS IB Target Schools RANKED: Most Underrated S VIRGINIA MICHIGAN NOTRE DAME UT AUSTIN NORTHWESTERN DUKE BERKELEY A INDIANA ARIZONA STATE SMU VANDERBILT STANFORD USC NYU B CORNELL DARTMOUTH GEORGETOWN VILLANOVA BOSTON COLLEGE EMORY UNC C COLUMBIA YALE PRINCETON UCLA WAKE FOREST WILLIAM & MARY BOSTON UNIVERSITY D HARVARD PENN BROWN RICE GEORGIA TECH OHIO STATE MIAMI

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Underrated IB Target Schools: RANKED #wallstreet #investmentbanking #financecareers #finance #college

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Transcript

Wall Street target schools ranked: most underrated. The S tier: Virginia, Michigan, Notre Dame, UT Austin, Northwestern, Duke, Berkeley. The A tier: Indiana, Arizona State, SMU, Vanderbilt, Stanford, USC, NYU. The B tier: Cornell, Dartmouth, Georgetown, Villanova, Boston College, Emory, UNC. The C tier: Columbia, Yale, Princeton, UCLA, Wake Forest, William & Mary, Boston University. The D tier: Harvard, Penn, Brown, Rice, Georgia Tech, Ohio State, Miami. The S tier: Indiana, Arizona State, SMU, Vanderbilt, Stanford, USC. These are regional powerhouses and Kelley sends a full roster every year. And SMU fights UT for banking placement. So if you're at one of these and you can get in, you just have to be willing to move states. B tier: Cornell, Georgetown, Villanova, Boston College. C tier: Columbia, Princeton, UCLA, Wake Forest, Boston University. You can't be underrated when the whole country knows the name. D tier: Harvard, Penn, Brown, and Wharton is the breeding ground for banking. So the best value schools on this list are all in that top tier and most of them cost a fraction of the bottom. Where'd your school land?