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07 Apr 2015, 11:07
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Hi all,
I'd really appreciate your thoughts on my current situation - I'm truly grateful for having been admitted to 3 great schools, but choosing proves to be more difficult than expected.
So my options are:
- UCLA Anderson: merit fellowship - around 70-80 % of tuition
- Darden: merit scholarship - around 50% of tuition
- Tuck: no $ received
Post graduation, I'd love to work in tech - preferably business development or a strategy role... but we'll see how the MBA experiences shapes this vision.
My heart says Tuck, but my brain says Anderson for the $$, for the location and for its connections with the big tech players on the West coast.
Any thoughts? Thanks, and I really appreciate your inputs!
I'd really appreciate your thoughts on my current situation - I'm truly grateful for having been admitted to 3 great schools, but choosing proves to be more difficult than expected.
So my options are:
- UCLA Anderson: merit fellowship - around 70-80 % of tuition
- Darden: merit scholarship - around 50% of tuition
- Tuck: no $ received
Post graduation, I'd love to work in tech - preferably business development or a strategy role... but we'll see how the MBA experiences shapes this vision.
My heart says Tuck, but my brain says Anderson for the $$, for the location and for its connections with the big tech players on the West coast.
Any thoughts? Thanks, and I really appreciate your inputs!
07 Apr 2015, 12:21
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OK so Tuck v Anderson is the real decision. If I pose the question as "imagine you got into UCLA with no scholarship, but if you're willing to pay around $70,000 I'll let you attend Tuck instead. Are you willing to purchase the upgrade?"
Personally, me I couldn't accept the extra cost. Especially, if you're interested in strategy where one career path is to go UCLA > LA Office McKinsey > West Coast Tech.
Good luck.
Personally, me I couldn't accept the extra cost. Especially, if you're interested in strategy where one career path is to go UCLA > LA Office McKinsey > West Coast Tech.
Good luck.
