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07 Jun 2010, 10:56
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Any current students out there with knowledge of either program? I'm interested in finance, particularly IB, but also corporate recruiters. Obviously you can see employment reports for both schools but there's no breakdown for who actually comes to campus. My hunch is G-town might have an advantage because of location? TIA.
07 Jun 2010, 20:27
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try the businessweek profiles of both schools:
georgetown: https://www.businessweek.com/bschools/ra ... etown.html
notre dame: https://www.businessweek.com/bschools/ra ... edame.html
go to the careers tab in both. georgetown has a larger total full time MBA enrollment (502 vs 339 at ND). thus, you'd expect georgetown to have roughly 50% more people going to the same types of companies. according to BW though, only 2 people went to citi from ND (11 went to citi from georgetown); 2 to BoA from notre dame (7 from georgetown); etc. etc. notre dame did have better numbers for other companies, like GE and IBM, but those aren't necessarily the ones you're interested in. don't use this as the sole basis for a decision, but just treat it as an extra data point. definitely try and talk to current students at both schools if possible to get a better feel for recruiting there.
georgetown: https://www.businessweek.com/bschools/ra ... etown.html
notre dame: https://www.businessweek.com/bschools/ra ... edame.html
go to the careers tab in both. georgetown has a larger total full time MBA enrollment (502 vs 339 at ND). thus, you'd expect georgetown to have roughly 50% more people going to the same types of companies. according to BW though, only 2 people went to citi from ND (11 went to citi from georgetown); 2 to BoA from notre dame (7 from georgetown); etc. etc. notre dame did have better numbers for other companies, like GE and IBM, but those aren't necessarily the ones you're interested in. don't use this as the sole basis for a decision, but just treat it as an extra data point. definitely try and talk to current students at both schools if possible to get a better feel for recruiting there.
