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Southern Methodist University (Cox) [#permalink]
 19 Jan 2005, 19:03
SMU is located in Dallas, Texas. It previously offered a one year program but the program now lasts two years.
Dallas is the eighth largest economic area in the US in terms of personal income.
http://www.cox.smu.edu/aboutcox/dallasinfo
http://www.cox.smu.edu/grad/prospective/ftmba
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Value Considerations
http://www.cox.smu.edu/grad/prospective ... nancingmba
"The Cox Distinguished MBA Scholars Program awards up to 10 MBA full-tuition scholarships per year to the most outstanding students admitted to the Cox MBA full-time program. You could be one of them."
http://www.cox.smu.edu/grad/prospective ... edscholars
FT05 ranks SMU #76 in value for money, above Tuland, near Texas-Austin and Wake Forest, but below Rice and Texas A&M.
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I am going to SMU for undergrad so I am not sure if I want to go to SMU for grad school.
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I agree that it is a good idea to switch schools for grauate work.
For others who might be interested in SMU:
Do you like SMU in general?
Do you like the area?
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after going to an information session, I get the impression that anyone going to COX mba must bring to the table a good amount of soft skills to network into their opportunities
Because of the small class size of 100, prestigious banks may not want to take time out to visit a small school to only recruit a few candidates.
Ranked high in professional networking, I get the impression that students who step outside of their comfort zone, ask for referrals and introductions to center of influences gain a tremendous amount of opportunities at SMU. Then again, that may be true for anyone who networks well.
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