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24 Mar 2010, 19:27
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I am in the same situation as yours mbasc2010, admitted to Kellogg and Booth and trying to decide (except that neither gave me any $$s). I was hoping to attend both the admit weekends fully to make a more informed judgement, but now I guess I will just attend one day each. I agree, Booth treats you so extraordinarily well that its very difficult to resist falling in love, but Kellogg feeds more people into consulting (although I think it has more to do with job interests of the students rather than school's curriculum etc). Let me know how you go about deciding.
PS: I would have (perhaps should have) used PM, but I am really hoping someone else will help with the process.
25 Mar 2010, 02:23
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High quality problem guys! I don't know anything about Kellogg except that like Booth, it is a well known, high quality school.
Sucks that the weekends are scheduled together! Is Kellogg weekend also Fri-Sat like Booth, or Sat-Sun? If the latter, you could spread your time a little more.
For Booth, if you can only attend one day, it should definitely, definitely be the first day, where you will see more and meet more people. The second day is pretty much devoted to random walks and housing tours, which shouldn't affect your choice of school.
The first day finishes with an LPF where all the career groups have stalls so you can go talk to them over a beer about the recruitment prospects in your chosen area (one of you mentioned consulting, for instance).
Sucks that the weekends are scheduled together! Is Kellogg weekend also Fri-Sat like Booth, or Sat-Sun? If the latter, you could spread your time a little more.
For Booth, if you can only attend one day, it should definitely, definitely be the first day, where you will see more and meet more people. The second day is pretty much devoted to random walks and housing tours, which shouldn't affect your choice of school.
The first day finishes with an LPF where all the career groups have stalls so you can go talk to them over a beer about the recruitment prospects in your chosen area (one of you mentioned consulting, for instance).
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hey everyone! i have a quick housing/parking question. I currently live in chicago and would like to live in lakeview or old town since rents are a lot cheaper than downtown (i.e.lakeshore east area). however, it seems like it would take forever to get to campus using public transportation so i was wondering if anyone knew how difficult parking is to find on campus and if you can pay for a monthly pass? any help would be much appreciated!
