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You would be pretty dedicated to do that. However, most people would think you are crazy. Its not like there isn't a very good program right in your own backyard.
I know of people that traveled from Houston and San Fran to Chicago.
Why would you go to Chicago over Stern? Is it a slight ranking advantage? Trust me, its not worth your extra time. I commuted over 40k miles to finish my MBA from Stern. I would not have done that for Chicago if Stern was in my backyard. Any perceived advantage would not be worth the extra time or money.
I plan on doing this from the twin cities later this year. while navy makes a couple of excellent points, in the end it's a personal decision. if it works for you, then hey... still, check out stern, that may be an easier solution in the long run...
I plan on doing this from the twin cities later this year. while navy makes a couple of excellent points, in the end it's a personal decision. if it works for you, then hey... still, check out stern, that may be an easier solution in the long run...
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As you say that you are going to be in Twin Cities. Yes, you can commute to Chicago. It is 7 hours drive or 1Hour and 20 minutes flight. Southwest flies daily to Midway airport from Twin Cities. I am not going to Booth but have a very close friend doing this. Honestly it is tough and a very big challenge but if you have perseverence and love MBA you can do it.
I would have no issue with 7 hour commute, if it was via train or someone else driving, so I could do reading, assignments, etc....other than that situation, I would have a hard time dealing.
I am still exploring / comparing programs but will most likely need to commute as well. Thank you for posting this question as Chicago is a program I am evaluating. I am located in Arkansas so I understand the need to commute for Top Tier programs.