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I'm trying to figure out which school to pick. I got accepted to both Pepperdine and Chapman's full time program. Pepperdine has a higher rank but the reputation is unfamiliar to me. I'm looking for input from all angles.
Here's my situation:
Pepperdine - Full time - $6400 scholarship per trimester ($80K program)
Chapman - Full time - $60,000 scholarship for the whole program ($70K program)
I wouldn't be living at home if I chose either school. I am looking to get my MBA with an emphasis in Finance. The reason why I am considering Pepperdine is because of the rank and I've heard they have a large network pool. I don't know much about either school when it comes to their alumni and asking both schools hasn't really helped me make a decision (they both seem to have the same generic answer of "our school has a great alumni").
Here's my situation:
Pepperdine - Full time - $6400 scholarship per trimester ($80K program)
Chapman - Full time - $60,000 scholarship for the whole program ($70K program)
I wouldn't be living at home if I chose either school. I am looking to get my MBA with an emphasis in Finance. The reason why I am considering Pepperdine is because of the rank and I've heard they have a large network pool. I don't know much about either school when it comes to their alumni and asking both schools hasn't really helped me make a decision (they both seem to have the same generic answer of "our school has a great alumni").
