Hi All,
I was admitted to both Chicago Booth and Kellogg in the first round and am genuinely torn between the two schools. I currently work as a management consultant in a non-MBB firm and am interested in pursuing a career in corporate strategy following my MBA. Like many consultants, the travel and lifestyle just isn't for me. That said, I'm trying to determine the relative strength of Booth vs. Kellogg when it comes to both their strategy curriculum and, most importantly, their ability to place students in corporate strategy departments.
Also, just so you know where my head is at, I'm currently leaning towards Booth as they gave me a $20K+ scholarship and Kellogg hasn't given me any financial aid award nor do I think they will. I just can't imagine that there would be so many more opportunities from Kellogg that it is worth turning down the money but want to make sure I do my full due diligence.
Look forward to hearing from you guys.