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It would mean a lot if some of you could guide me with regards to this dilemma of sticking there and giving my best or to go for a partial drop, if landing a corp job is the final goal (I say that knowing it might change later on, but still won't hurt keeping all doors open). Thank you!
P.S. - Please excuse my naïveté regarding the question posed. I have no intentions to downplay others' efforts who have made it to T1s from a plethora of colleges. It's actually my individual insecurity that's making me seek out an answer for such a question.