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05 Aug 2013, 15:11
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Hey guys,
Although NYU is a well renowned business school in the States, it feels like it has some difficulties in placing students internationally.
Does anybody know whether it may be easy for an international student to find a post-MBA job in Europe / Asia after graduating at NYU?
Thanks in advance!
Although NYU is a well renowned business school in the States, it feels like it has some difficulties in placing students internationally.
Does anybody know whether it may be easy for an international student to find a post-MBA job in Europe / Asia after graduating at NYU?
Thanks in advance!
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05 Aug 2013, 19:33
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@arnaugrasas -- I think the best answer to your question would be a direct inquiry of the Admissions Office at NYU Stern.
You should view school research as you performing "due diligence" on the schools just as thoroughly as they are assessing and critiquing you! After all, you are about to spend two years and hundreds of thousands of dollars attending their program.
One caveat if/when you do contact any of the schools -- remember the overall macro conditions in the US and Europe (particularly) over the past couple of years have been challenging. I'd get more granular towards the country or even city AND industry or industries you are asking about placement rates. For example, investment banking roles in London versus management consulting roles in Paris.
Finally, in addition to placement rates, I'd also ask about which international/European/Asian firms regularly recruit from NYU Stern.
Hopefully these research ideas will help you.
Cheers, Chris
You should view school research as you performing "due diligence" on the schools just as thoroughly as they are assessing and critiquing you! After all, you are about to spend two years and hundreds of thousands of dollars attending their program.
One caveat if/when you do contact any of the schools -- remember the overall macro conditions in the US and Europe (particularly) over the past couple of years have been challenging. I'd get more granular towards the country or even city AND industry or industries you are asking about placement rates. For example, investment banking roles in London versus management consulting roles in Paris.
Finally, in addition to placement rates, I'd also ask about which international/European/Asian firms regularly recruit from NYU Stern.
Hopefully these research ideas will help you.
Cheers, Chris
25 Feb 2015, 16:48
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Speaking of placements, how good is Stern at placing international students with top consulting firms (MBB in particular)?
I asked Admissions and they sent me the link to the regular placement report, which doesn't tell you anything.
I asked Admissions and they sent me the link to the regular placement report, which doesn't tell you anything.
