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HBS and Darden the only good US case-method schools?

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HBS and Darden the only good US case-method schools? [#permalink] New post   04 Dec 2013, 22:34
I know the case method would be a good match for my strengths. Are HBS and Darden the only two that truly emphasize the case method?
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Re: HBS and Darden the only good US case-method schools? [#permalink] New post   05 Dec 2013, 05:39
j0yd1v1s10n wrote:
I know the case method would be a good match for my strengths. Are HBS and Darden the only two that truly emphasize the case method?


All schools use case to teach but yes only HBS and Darden have a real focus on it. Tuck for instance use case method a lot but leave it up to the professors to determine what is the best way to teach their subject matter.
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Re: HBS and Darden the only good US case-method schools? [#permalink] New post   06 Dec 2013, 05:18
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j0yd1v1s10n wrote:
I know the case method would be a good match for my strengths. Are HBS and Darden the only two that truly emphasize the case method?


All schools use case to teach but yes only HBS and Darden have a real focus on it. Tuck for instance use case method a lot but leave it up to the professors to determine what is the best way to teach their subject matter.



Haven't known that . What are your thoughts for the following schools;
1. Kellog
2. Duke
3. Haas
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Re: HBS and Darden the only good US case-method schools? [#permalink] New post   06 Dec 2013, 08:45
Kellogg, Fuqua and Haas will also use some case method to a degree.
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