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14 Mar 2025, 21:41
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Hi everyone,
I’m in a bit of a dilemma and would love to get your thoughts.
I had applied to multiple MBA programs and received an offer from TIAS School for Business and Society with a scholarship, bringing the tuition fee down. After careful consideration at the time, I signed and sent the acceptance letter as requested by the admissions team. However, I have not yet paid the enrollment fee (which is non-refundable).
Now, I have received an admission offer from Rotterdam School of Management (RSM), which was one of my top choices but didn’t offer me a scholarship. The tuition at RSM is almost double the fee I am paying in TIAS, making it significantly more expensive than TIAS. However, RSM has a stronger global brand, better rankings, and better post-MBA opportunities.
I am now stuck between:
Would love to hear from anyone who has been in a similar situation or has insights into which choice would be the best in the long run.
Thanks in advance for your advice!
I’m in a bit of a dilemma and would love to get your thoughts.
I had applied to multiple MBA programs and received an offer from TIAS School for Business and Society with a scholarship, bringing the tuition fee down. After careful consideration at the time, I signed and sent the acceptance letter as requested by the admissions team. However, I have not yet paid the enrollment fee (which is non-refundable).
Now, I have received an admission offer from Rotterdam School of Management (RSM), which was one of my top choices but didn’t offer me a scholarship. The tuition at RSM is almost double the fee I am paying in TIAS, making it significantly more expensive than TIAS. However, RSM has a stronger global brand, better rankings, and better post-MBA opportunities.
I am now stuck between:
- Proceeding with TIAS, where I have a scholarship and lower tuition but a less globally recognized brand.
- Switching to RSM, which has stronger career prospects but comes at a much higher cost.
Would love to hear from anyone who has been in a similar situation or has insights into which choice would be the best in the long run.
Thanks in advance for your advice!
15 Mar 2025, 05:13
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Koushaludupa
Hi everyone,
I’m in a bit of a dilemma and would love to get your thoughts.
I had applied to multiple MBA programs and received an offer from TIAS School for Business and Society with a scholarship, bringing the tuition fee down. After careful consideration at the time, I signed and sent the acceptance letter as requested by the admissions team. However, I have not yet paid the enrollment fee (which is non-refundable).
Now, I have received an admission offer from Rotterdam School of Management (RSM), which was one of my top choices but didn’t offer me a scholarship. The tuition at RSM is almost double the fee I am paying in TIAS, making it significantly more expensive than TIAS. However, RSM has a stronger global brand, better rankings, and better post-MBA opportunities.
I am now stuck between:
Would love to hear from anyone who has been in a similar situation or has insights into which choice would be the best in the long run.
Thanks in advance for your advice!
Congratulations Koushaludupa on both the offers! I’m in a bit of a dilemma and would love to get your thoughts.
I had applied to multiple MBA programs and received an offer from TIAS School for Business and Society with a scholarship, bringing the tuition fee down. After careful consideration at the time, I signed and sent the acceptance letter as requested by the admissions team. However, I have not yet paid the enrollment fee (which is non-refundable).
Now, I have received an admission offer from Rotterdam School of Management (RSM), which was one of my top choices but didn’t offer me a scholarship. The tuition at RSM is almost double the fee I am paying in TIAS, making it significantly more expensive than TIAS. However, RSM has a stronger global brand, better rankings, and better post-MBA opportunities.
I am now stuck between:
- Proceeding with TIAS, where I have a scholarship and lower tuition but a less globally recognized brand.
- Switching to RSM, which has stronger career prospects but comes at a much higher cost.
Would love to hear from anyone who has been in a similar situation or has insights into which choice would be the best in the long run.
Thanks in advance for your advice!
If RSM aligns with your dream career path and you can stomach the higher cost, it’s likely the smarter long-term investment, stronger brand, better network, and more career doors opening. But if you want to play it safe, TIAS with a scholarship would be a prudent choice. RSM has stronger global presence and higher positioning in various categories compared to TIAS.
At the end of the day, it comes down to risk vs. reward and how much are you willing to bet on your future earning potential? If RSM can help you land the job that justifies the extra cost, it’s probably worth it. But if you’d rather keep things financially secure and still get a quality education, TIAS is a smart play.
No wrong choice here, just different paths. Go with what feels right for your goals and peace of mind! Good luck
15 Mar 2025, 05:31
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If finances aren’t a major constraint, RSM is the stronger choice due to its global recognition, better rankings, and stronger post-MBA opportunities. The brand value can significantly impact your long-term career. However, if taking on a higher cost will be a financial burden, TIAS with a scholarship is a safer option. Since you haven’t paid the enrollment fee yet, you should be able to withdraw from TIAS without major consequences, but it’s best to check the fine print of your agreement.
Consider long-term ROI, job placements, and networking before making a decision.
Consider long-term ROI, job placements, and networking before making a decision.
