University of Notre Dame

I applied to: University of Indianapolis Marian College (soon to be Marian University) and Indiana University. My friends applied to places such as Hawaii University, Notre Dame, University of Southern California, Purdue, etc.

Definitely Oxy, also I would recommend the University of Redlands, about 40 miles east of LA. IT has fantastic business and music programs and the level of academics is very high. Also check out: Pomona College Harvey Mudd Stanford University Notre Dame University Santa Clara University University of the Pacific Best of luck!

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I used to work at the Big Five accounting firm Arthur Andersen in downtown Chicago, and when I worked there, the firm never hired anyone from UIC. The schools that they recruited from were the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Northern Illinois University, Notre Dame, and the University of Michigan. If I were you, I would go to NIU. It may be located in a rural area further away from the City than you would like, but you'll have more career options once you graduate. For some reason, NIU was able to lure some really talented ex University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign PHD students into their school to teach, and their accounting program really took off. Besides U of I, it's easily the second best accounting program in the state.

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