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01 May 2013, 23:40
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I agree that the biggest problem with Hult's reputation is the fact it is out there for 8 years only. It is really hard to strong alumni network in such period, even though school is doing it best to keep people in touch. They've built social network for alumni, Alumni annual conference is organized every year etc...
However, school is doing its best to overcome this shortcoming. Each of the campuses (as far as I know) has a career services deparment, and they work hard to increase visibility of school and its students. Not an easy task, but taking in regard SF campus where I study, they are doing pretty well.
It is a hard decision. And when I came here I was lucky enough that lots of my friends from AIESEC knew about Hult. But the experience is unforgettable and I don't regret the decision to come here. On contrary, this has been an amazing learning and transformational experience. Ocassionaly I blog at mystudiesathult dot com, and I ll probably throw a couple of words regarding this problem soon.
19 May 2013, 15:36
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I've spoken to a few alumni from Hult and have heard good things about it, and most importantly they have found good roles in M&A and are now managers in other fields. I'd imagine it may vary by campus. It's a new school and obviously doesn't have as many alumni as places which existed for 50+ years. That hardly means it's shady. It's not ranked by the Economist and FT for no reason, it's supposed to be decent.
19 May 2013, 16:31
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Yep I know it's ranked by them, I think you've misread my sentence. But good to put the link here.
I think in the end it probably comes down to whether one wants to do a 2 year MBA or a 1 year (more of a European style). If it's the latter then it's not a bad option especially with its rotation centres and supposed returns through salary increases according to the Economist.
I think in the end it probably comes down to whether one wants to do a 2 year MBA or a 1 year (more of a European style). If it's the latter then it's not a bad option especially with its rotation centres and supposed returns through salary increases according to the Economist.
