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Re: Need my Profile evaluation [#permalink]
ramabhadrank wrote:
hi bakfed,
Thanks for looking into my profile. I also agree with you with Kellogg and i choose wharton more as a personal choice i heard too that Wharton is best in Finance. As far as Insead is concern i thought it suites my profile as they place more into MC and also its an acclerated course (Just 10 Months and 2 Months of Intership). I dont really mind working in Asia and Insead is pretty good with Asian Placements. I also read in Businessweek about Columbia and Wharton being very good for MC however i dont know anyone there. Whats your take on this? do you think its a fair statement or even comparable to Kellogg for MC?
Even i am thinking of waiting for an year so it gives me time to shortlist the schools that i want to target and the ones that suit me the most.

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In my personal humble opinion, Columbia and Wharton are more known for their finance programs. But I guarantee you that all top management consulting companies (McKinsey, Bain, and BCG) are going to recruit from Columbia, Wharton, and Kellogg. Kellogg has been traditionally known as a superb management program that places a whole bunch of people into MC (you can easily see that via Kellogg's employment report - its first 3 top employers are McKinsey, Bain, and BCG). But really, you can get into these top consulting firms via any and all top 7 business schools in the nation, and that list includes Chicago Booth, Stanford GSB, and MIT Sloan. So honestly, what it comes down to is your own personal preference. Good thing about Columbia is that it is located in NYC, which places you in the town that does the most business transactions on a daily basis. All in all, both Columbia and Kellogg are awesome schools that will get you to where you want to go. It will really come down to where you want to be.
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Re: Need my Profile evaluation [#permalink]
Thanks for the quick reply ,my preference has always been to get into the top consulting firms. I will start working to look at the Essays and related aspects of application and will keep you posted.
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Also i had another question. I found that the fees of these institutes are really high and its tough for me to arrange the finances even if i get into the above. I am not sure if these schools help for financial aid/ Loan arrangements for the international students like me. I am sure it would be tough for me to get such a huge loan from my home country. Do you know any indian students who have had similar situation and could manage loans?
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