Re: Calling all Neeley (Texas Christian) Applicants 2013 [#permalink]
04 Feb 2013, 03:53
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Not even one applicant (other than me). This is strange.
An extract from TCU website given below
What TCU delivers to you
Stand-and-deliver experiences that transform your résumé—and equip you to make your targeted career change. Dallas-Fort Worth location: home to 10,000 corporations for internships, networking and job prospects. Learn here, go anywhere! Small classes, personal interaction with professors, and motivated classmates who bring out your personal best. Career connections with top companies and with 15,000 Neeley alumni around the globe Worldwide recognition: Ranked Top 40 MBA in the U.S., and #71 worldwide by The Economist. Named #46 Best MBA in U.S. by Bloomberg Businessweek. Proven return on investment: Ranked #5 Best ROI at graduation by U.S. News & World Report. Outstanding scholarships that make our premium education affordable.
Re: Calling all Neeley (Texas Christian) Applicants 2013 [#permalink]
13 Feb 2013, 09:26
I was told early as I had requested an early decision...the schol is great and people are very helpful...confused between simon and neeley...the difference in total expenditure is $ 40k !!!
Re: Calling all Neeley (Texas Christian) Applicants 2013 [#permalink]
13 Feb 2013, 10:25
maverick084 wrote:
I was told early as I had requested an early decision...the schol is great and people are very helpful...confused between simon and neeley...the difference in total expenditure is $ 40k !!!
Tough call but I have a thought. A degree will be with you for your life time, 40k$ wont look much 10 years down the line.
Re: Calling all Neeley (Texas Christian) Applicants 2013 [#permalink]
13 Feb 2013, 22:00
thats a good point..but I wonder whether rochester is worth paying additional 40k for...i mean neeley did trump simon in the BW and economist rankings..and though simon probably has a better pedigree,is it worth graduating with a debt ??
Re: Calling all Neeley (Texas Christian) Applicants 2013 [#permalink]
13 Feb 2013, 22:09
maverick084 wrote:
thats a good point..but I wonder whether rochester is worth paying additional 40k for...i mean neeley did trump simon in the BW and economist rankings..and though simon probably has a better pedigree,is it worth graduating with a debt ??
In the end it boils down to your prefernces. 40K$ is not that big a point as 1)The location of School 2) The Post MBA goals and how does that school fare in it 3) The Faculty and 4) The Alumni (You would know which one has a better netwrok).
Re: Calling all Neeley (Texas Christian) Applicants 2013 [#permalink]
13 Feb 2013, 23:06
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maverick084 wrote:
thats a good point..but I wonder whether rochester is worth paying additional 40k for...i mean neeley did trump simon in the BW and economist rankings..and though simon probably has a better pedigree,is it worth graduating with a debt ??
If I were you, trapped between Simon and Neeley (wd d scholarship and without any other alternative), I would go for Neeley. _________________
Re: Calling all Neeley (Texas Christian) Applicants 2013 [#permalink]
14 Feb 2013, 23:20
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And don't forget a laptop and a travel budget. Don't tell me you are not going to Vegas for winter break. What kind of Indian are you to skip Vegas?
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