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Updated on: 06 May 2015, 23:00
Originally posted by srearick21 on 04 May 2015, 22:21.
Last edited by srearick21 on 06 May 2015, 23:00, edited 1 time in total.
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I have gotten admits from both. ASU gave me a full ride with GA and stipend. Notre Dame offered a Forte Fellowship with 30g a year but will have to take on an additional 30g loan to cover tuition for the 2 years, plus some additional loans for living costs. I could end up making money from going to ASU
It seems like it should be an easy decision but because my career goals are towards marketing I am concerned that ASU might not be a good as they are geared towards supply chain so heavily. I feel like like ND has the better brand name of the 2 though and would look better on resumes. Notre Dame has the strong alumni connections which would help with job contacts post MBA as well.
Anyone who has any input to offer would be appreciated. I have 10 days to give my decision
. Thanks for any help!
It seems like it should be an easy decision but because my career goals are towards marketing I am concerned that ASU might not be a good as they are geared towards supply chain so heavily. I feel like like ND has the better brand name of the 2 though and would look better on resumes. Notre Dame has the strong alumni connections which would help with job contacts post MBA as well.
Anyone who has any input to offer would be appreciated. I have 10 days to give my decision
. Thanks for any help!
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05 May 2015, 05:47
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I'm not as much of an expert on the business school, but I went to ND for undergrad and absolutely loved it. From a reputation perspective, I'd definitely agree that Mendoza carries more weight. I'm sure you've considered this, but give some thought to where you want to be post-MBA.
05 May 2015, 07:01
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I am CA and definitely want to stay west coast/ SW when I graduate.
