IB BEST ROI COLLEGE RANKINGS

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The video provides a clear, visually engaging tier list of colleges relevant to a specific career path (investment banking), addressing a common aspiration for students and parents.

Summary

This video ranks colleges based on their return on investment for investment banking careers. It categorizes schools into tiers from S++ to D, highlighting which institutions offer the best placement opportunities relative to their cost.

Structure

1Introduction to IB Target Schools ROI ranking
2Explanation of ROI calculation
3Ranking tiers S++ to A
4Ranking tiers B to C
5Ranking tier D (The Ivies)
6Conclusion on prestige vs. placement

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IB BEST ROI COLLEGE RANKINGS RANKED BY RETURN ON INVESTMENT FOR INVESTMENT BANKING

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IB Target Schools: RANKED by ROI #wallstreet #investmentbanking #financecareers #finance #college

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IB Target Schools RANKED: Best ROI IB Target Schools ranked by the best ROI. We're talking investment, pay, how much school sending you to Wall Street. S++ tier, Indiana, and Kelly and UT Dallas. Nobody's impressed, but Kelly's investment banking workshop is a placement machine. UT Dallas is a powerhouse that costs nothing. S+ tier, Texas, UVA, UNC. Public school semi-target pipeline. S tier, Florida, Cal, UCLA, Michigan, UCLA. Massive networks and you can sleep through high school to get in. A tier, Georgia Tech, UGA, Ohio State, Penn State, Washington. You'll get looks, you'll have to fight for them. B tier, Rutgers, Baylor, A&M, Wisconsin. They're cheap, but you put in the work. C tier, Villanova, Pitt, Bama, even Temple. Strong kids get through every year. D tier, the Ivies. Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Columbia. These place the best, but you spent 250k on school and 90k a year for in-state tuition. Prestige is what you pay for, placement is the outcome. Follow me for more rankings.