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Hi All!
First, thanks for all the help that you have given me throughout this journey.
Background:
Age: 31
Industry: Currently in Non-profit, hoping to pivot into consulting
Location: Chicago, ultimate goal to settle in Midwest
I was admitted into both Kellogg's part-time program and into McDonough's full-time program. I was also waitlisted at a couple of other schools (like UCLA) am not interested in waiting to hear back.
Kellogg needs a final answer by 3/29 (Friday). Neither school is presently offering money (Kellogg might in the future - those decisions have not yet been released).
My question: Is it ultimately better to go to part-time to the M7 school (Kellogg does not indicate full-time and part-time students in recruiting, degrees conferred, etc) or to go full-time to the Top 25?
If you can explain why, I would really appreciate - it would also help me explain to my husband. I really appreciate your help!
First, thanks for all the help that you have given me throughout this journey.
Background:
Age: 31
Industry: Currently in Non-profit, hoping to pivot into consulting
Location: Chicago, ultimate goal to settle in Midwest
I was admitted into both Kellogg's part-time program and into McDonough's full-time program. I was also waitlisted at a couple of other schools (like UCLA) am not interested in waiting to hear back.
Kellogg needs a final answer by 3/29 (Friday). Neither school is presently offering money (Kellogg might in the future - those decisions have not yet been released).
My question: Is it ultimately better to go to part-time to the M7 school (Kellogg does not indicate full-time and part-time students in recruiting, degrees conferred, etc) or to go full-time to the Top 25?
If you can explain why, I would really appreciate - it would also help me explain to my husband. I really appreciate your help!
