I did not apply to the LFM or any engineering thing. I really want to get away from engineering and working operations. Not really interested in supply chainl, operations or any of that stuff. Plus the internship while interesting just seemed way too long for me since I am married so it would be away from the wife for a long time most likely. That said it definitely is a great dual degree program, especially considering the cost of the program vs a normal MBA or dual degree program. You also can pick your specialty area, electrical, mechanical, aeronotical, chemical etc. Other dual degrees typically give out master's of engineering management which going to be a little more generic.
If you want the dual degree area definitely check out Kellogg's MMM. I think its the largest MBA/engineering program out there. I thought about doing this since it seems to be very popular with top MC companies and other very popular career locations. However, I figured the added required classes were not what I was interested, so I would rather take electives that I prefer.
https://www.mmm.northwestern.edu/A lot of schools offer dual options, ross, tuck, etc. If its what you want definitely dig into the pluses and minuses of each program and try to get the specific career stats for those programs...where students go and in what careers.
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