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I've been fortunate to receive a prestigious fellowship at Darden and also gotten accepted to Tuck. What would you choose? I'm not exactly sure what I want to do post-MBA but am leaning towards tech/marketing/internal strategy. I will also consider MBB recruiting.
Here is a breakdown the way I see it:
1. Darden > Tuck in terms of money (obviously)
2. Tuck > Darden in terms of prestige/ranking (though marginally)
3. Tuck is slightly above Darden for MBB recruiting
4. Tuck is an ivy league school (might be helpful if I want to become an adjunct professor or something)
5. I feel I will fit fine at either school
What do you guys think?
Here is a breakdown the way I see it:
1. Darden > Tuck in terms of money (obviously)
2. Tuck > Darden in terms of prestige/ranking (though marginally)
3. Tuck is slightly above Darden for MBB recruiting
4. Tuck is an ivy league school (might be helpful if I want to become an adjunct professor or something)
5. I feel I will fit fine at either school
What do you guys think?
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If Tuck do not give you any money, then it is Darden no doubt. I support graduation with less burden, especially both schools are close.
