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Re: MIT LGO ($) v/s Tuck [#permalink]
Although I love Tuck because of the reasons mentioned above (neither student nor alumnus), I encourage you to accept MIT program. MIT is unparalleled experience with a dual program which will provide with high academic capabilities in management and engineering. Most importantly is that is global name which can open huge paths in different places. I call it it provides you with global passport, something will help in case you do not get H1B visa. Finally, you will enjoy $50000 :-D

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Re: MIT LGO ($) v/s Tuck [#permalink]
Go to MIT, much stronger brand. I would not choose Tuck over MIT because of the Hiking prospects (or 50k scholarship).
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Re: MIT LGO ($) v/s Tuck [#permalink]
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Go to MIT, much stronger brand. I would not choose Tuck over MIT because of the Hiking prospects (or 50k scholarship).


Much stronger brand? I have a feeling every major consulting firm (particularly MBB) and every investment bank would disagree.
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Re: MIT LGO ($) v/s Tuck [#permalink]
nechanics wrote:
Hi all,

I am in a unique situation. I got admitted to Tuck in early decision without any scholarship and have already enrolled. I recently also got admitted to the Leaders for Global Operations (LGO) program at MIT with a $50k scholarship. I have to decide between the two options and decide fast!

I have worked on the manufacturing shop floor for three years in a consumer goods company and in a supply chain role for a pharmaceutical industry for two years. I wish to continue in healthcare in a general management role or a in the consulting space.

I have so far loved the Tuck experience (the community, the amazing - truly amazing - alumni network, the personalized attention, the unique location(im a wildlife and hiking buff) and its great resources in healthcare general management and consulting which would help me get where i want to be).

The LGO program feels right on all the practical prospects - globally renowned brand - more renowned in my country than Tuck, best global healthcare companies as partners of the program - hence no problem with internship and placements, a coveted engineering SM degree in mechanical engineering from THE MIT, the scholarship (its a big amount where i come from - helps me resolve a lot of personal matters at home). However, i feel it might not have the warmth of the Tuck experience (the family-like environment and personalized attention and the small town feel with the hiking options).

i feel i cannot go wrong with either on the career front. however i am stuck because of the generous schol at LGO and the overall lower loan interest rates and the lure of the engineering degree (a unique specialization)

would be great to have some advice on what could be the best choice for me.

Even without scholarship at play, I think Sloan vs. Tuck is on par for your post-MBA goals. The $50K scholarship makes Sloan a no-brainer.
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