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by HavoK_MAT » Sun Jul 22, 2007 9:56 pm
Hello, I'm applying for B School for the Fall of 2008 and would like to focus my studies on Finance, and for now thinking of getting into trading.

From my research, it seems that Wharton, Chicago, Columbia are pretty unanimously the best when it comes to Finance

but i'm also wondering how each of the schools in the list below fare as well... i get a lot of mixed reviews from different people/websites/etc and would like to hear your opinions as well for each

MIT
Northwestern
UMich
UCBerkeley
Dartmouth
Duke
NYU
UVA
Carnegie

thanks :)
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