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02 Oct 2008, 07:05
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It really comes down to what you want. If you want to spend the rest of your life in New York, I can't think of a better school to attend than CBS. If you plan to move around and/or have not made up your mind yet on where you want to settle down, I feel that the CBS alumni network is greatly lacking in the rest of the United States comparative to the other M7 schools (I can't speak for internationally).
HBS, Wharton, and Kellogg seem to have a wide reaching network no matter where you are. Stanford is a little bit California-centric, and its network seems small but very influential. Chicago and MIT - I really don't know much about their networks.
I plan to move right back to California upon graduation, so I feel that CBS may not be the greatest fit or the best experience for my needs.
HBS, Wharton, and Kellogg seem to have a wide reaching network no matter where you are. Stanford is a little bit California-centric, and its network seems small but very influential. Chicago and MIT - I really don't know much about their networks.
I plan to move right back to California upon graduation, so I feel that CBS may not be the greatest fit or the best experience for my needs.
02 Oct 2008, 07:25
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Terp,
Completely agree. I am a New Yorker for life so that certainly colors my glasses differently. But Cali will be a sweet option if I need a change of pace hehe.
Completely agree. I am a New Yorker for life so that certainly colors my glasses differently. But Cali will be a sweet option if I need a change of pace hehe.
03 Oct 2008, 08:28
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Just scheduled my interview for Tuesday at 9am folks.
I did look up all 9 alumni contacts offered to me by the application system, and (I'll admit Tien freaked me out about this) e-mailed the 3 most sympathetic-sounding ones based on some highly investigative LinkedIn/Facebook research.
All 3 responded (naturally), and I just went ahead with the one who could schedule an interview the earliest.
Ugh. *nerves*
I did look up all 9 alumni contacts offered to me by the application system, and (I'll admit Tien freaked me out about this) e-mailed the 3 most sympathetic-sounding ones based on some highly investigative LinkedIn/Facebook research.
All 3 responded (naturally), and I just went ahead with the one who could schedule an interview the earliest.
Ugh. *nerves*
i hope i'm not the spacechica of the gmatclub (reference for those who follow the BW forums too). congrats, Solaris, just rehearse the typical questions and you will crush the interview! 
I guess you really want to get it over with asap.
I've come this far, I might as well try all the schools I want. 
