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Both are good programs, I applied to and was accepted to both and chose Tuck. Tuck offers a more intimate environment, has grade non-disclosure (soft), and places better into marketing as well as general management, so I'd recommend Tuck. I will say I have a few friends at Fuqua and they really seem to enjoy it too.
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Congrats :-D

Both schools are great. However, I'm leaning towards Tuck. You need to consider some aspects:

1- Do both schools teach the electives focused on your desire either in brand marketing or product marketing?

2- Do you like big class like in Duke or enjoy more small classes like Tuck?

3- What type of companies recruit from each school?


I hope it helps
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Both are great schools but I would say don't pay too much attention to whether there is a marketing concentration or not. My classmates have gotten some outstanding marketing roles and I personally have taken a number of marketing electives at Tuck. I have found the quality of the marketing faculty to be top notch. I would go more on fit and where you would feel most comfortable!
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There isn't much difference on ability to place you in a great marketing job after b-school. Both have similar culture. It depends on what experience you want in school, and where you want to live after b-school.

I chose Duke because North Carolina has a great southern climate, and a great collegiate sport team. I absolutely loved being able to do outdoor sports all year around, with the beach just short drive away. If you like sports, you could be a part one of the most storied college programs in the US.

Regarding post-MBA location. While neither school is going to preclude you from anywhere geographically. Duke is stronger in the Mid-Atlantic, and Southeast. Dartmouth is stronger in the Northeast.