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23 Feb 2017, 10:17
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Hi, So recently I've been accepted to both of these programs and now i've to make the tough choice of choosing which one to attend. I'm trying to get into Mgmt Consulting. If it doesn't work out I see myself working at a Asset Management Firm on their buy side.
I'm an international student, so keeping that in mind which school should I attend. Looking forward to your opinion and guidance kind strangers!
I'm an international student, so keeping that in mind which school should I attend. Looking forward to your opinion and guidance kind strangers!
27 Feb 2017, 21:03
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Hi there-- CONGRATS on the acceptances to two fabulous programs, that is amazing! My thoughts on what to look at and consider...
-look carefully at the employment reports from each program-- where are grads going in terms of roles, functions, industries, companies, and even geography
-look at the class profiles for each to see what your classmates will bring to the classroom discussions (at least to get a rough feel as it can vary of course)
-compare the curriculum at each
-visit if you haven't; sit in on classes
-TALK to students/recent alumni at each and get their thoughts on the best aspects of the program, anything they'd change, etc
Good luck on your decisions!
-look carefully at the employment reports from each program-- where are grads going in terms of roles, functions, industries, companies, and even geography
-look at the class profiles for each to see what your classmates will bring to the classroom discussions (at least to get a rough feel as it can vary of course)
-compare the curriculum at each
-visit if you haven't; sit in on classes
-TALK to students/recent alumni at each and get their thoughts on the best aspects of the program, anything they'd change, etc
Good luck on your decisions!
