packet82 wrote:
pinchharmonic wrote:
Also, thinking of it backwards, how many FT applicants from the Bay Area use Haas EWMBA as their backup? For instance, "If I can't get into H/S/W, then maybe I'll stay at my job and do a part-time MBA at Haas". I presume at least some bay area folks would, despite how absurd it sounds to have Berkeley, one of the top institutions in the world, as a backup.
From what I understand, that's usually what happens. If they can't get in to H/S/W, EWMBA is the backup. Not quite sure why you'd want to do PT when you were trying for a FT program, but I've seen a few profiles on here like that.
Well, I do understand that they might have applied to H/S/W FT programs and have kept EWMBA PT as a backup. But when I was thinking of whether to go for FT/PT, I had a lot of things to consider and choose from. Eventually, I decided that due to the scheme of things around me, PT is the way to go. Then came the easy question on which University will best help me get what I want out of an MBA.
The choices to make between a FT and a PT are very complex. I was not sure on how one could choose both. However, there are all sorts of folks out there and more power to them!
In any case, we will have approx 24% (62+) Engineering background students in the class of 2016.
I just want 1 out of those 62 seats! Am I asking for too much?