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30 Apr 2020, 15:54
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I got into Vanderbilt Owen full time and Emory Goizueta Evening MBA - and I am aiming for the healthcare concentration area for both.
I come from a strong healthcare background - Neuroscience major in undergraduate and then working at United Healthcare as a senior data analyst for 2 years. I want to choose a school that gives me the best experience in terms of healthcare - NOT interested in the business "standing" or "ranking". my future goals are to be apart of the executive board for hospitals and I want to choose the school that gives me the best uplift towards reaching that goal.
I have received a 50% scholarship at Vanderbilt and am a Forte Fellow.
I have received $20,000 scholarship at Emory Evening MBA.
I visited Emory for my interview and fell in love with the campus and ATL, however I haven't visited Nashville or Vanderbilt campus so I don't want to use location as a major factor in my decision.
Any Healthcare MBA students in a similar position - help me out?
I come from a strong healthcare background - Neuroscience major in undergraduate and then working at United Healthcare as a senior data analyst for 2 years. I want to choose a school that gives me the best experience in terms of healthcare - NOT interested in the business "standing" or "ranking". my future goals are to be apart of the executive board for hospitals and I want to choose the school that gives me the best uplift towards reaching that goal.
I have received a 50% scholarship at Vanderbilt and am a Forte Fellow.
I have received $20,000 scholarship at Emory Evening MBA.
I visited Emory for my interview and fell in love with the campus and ATL, however I haven't visited Nashville or Vanderbilt campus so I don't want to use location as a major factor in my decision.
Any Healthcare MBA students in a similar position - help me out?
30 Apr 2020, 16:09
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Moving to the correct forum. Please also check some of the earlier discussion here https://gmatclub.com/forum/admitted-whi ... 2/?fl=menu
30 Apr 2020, 16:38
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These are apples and oranges we are comparing.... you are asking if you should date a 40-year old man or a 20-year old woman.... 
Have you decided if you want to have a full-time or a part-time experience? That’s a lot more important and critical than the program in this case. That’s really the main question here that puts all things into perspective and resolves the dilemma.
The main healthcare programs are usually Fuqua/ Owen/ UNC. Emory playa in the healthcare space but I don’t usually hear much about their healthcare program especially the evening one.
abhimahna - you have any input on the Evening program and healthcare for someone with 2 years of WE?
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Have you decided if you want to have a full-time or a part-time experience? That’s a lot more important and critical than the program in this case. That’s really the main question here that puts all things into perspective and resolves the dilemma.
The main healthcare programs are usually Fuqua/ Owen/ UNC. Emory playa in the healthcare space but I don’t usually hear much about their healthcare program especially the evening one.
abhimahna - you have any input on the Evening program and healthcare for someone with 2 years of WE?
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FT MBA Was not designed as something you would combine with a full-time job or even a part-time job. I have managed to keep a part-time job during both years of my MBA because I was broke.... But these were student level jobs and not executive or managerial type of positions. I ended up quitting my job the second year actually because I realized I was trading off recruiting for pretty low income and while it was nice to be making some money, it was keeping me from recruiting successfully. Two or three weeks after I quit, I got an offer. 
