riskall wrote:
packet82 wrote:
I'd also take the Anderson admit. They're both top 20 schools and both have more opportunities than you'll be able to take advantage of.
I thought Haas was top 10 (more like 7)?
Haas tends to come in around #7, Anderson somewhere around #13. I just mean they're both in the top 20 business schools in the country. Realistically, there's not going to be a gigantic difference in career opportunities between both schools. People like to make a huge deal out of the difference between say Harvard and Duke, but realistically it's mostly what you do with it and less about the pedigree. Unless you're going in to banking or management consulting, there realistically is zero difference to your career as long as they're both good schools.
Hell, have you ever seen the CNBC show about behind the scenes at HBS? I think it's on Netflix now if you haven't. I looked up the two people the show followed. They're both in generic middle management positions.
If you got in to Anderson and not Haas, go to Anderson. If you didn't want to go to Anderson, why did you apply (pharaohs80, not riskall)? If the tables were turned and it was me, I'd be signed up for Anderson at the moment.