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Schools: Harvard '24 (D) Foster '24 (A) Ross '24 (A$) Goizueta '24 (A$$$$) Kellogg '24 (M$$$) Wharton '24 (A) Rotman '24 (A$) Tepper '24 (A$$)
GMAT 1: 730 Q49 V40
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Schools: Harvard '24 (D) Foster '24 (A) Ross '24 (A$) Goizueta '24 (A$$$$) Kellogg '24 (M$$$) Wharton '24 (A) Rotman '24 (A$) Tepper '24 (A$$)
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24 Mar 2022, 20:54
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Hey guys
Just a quick intro about myself: I’m a 30 yr old female from Bangladesh, currently a startup entrepreneur. I have experiences in banking and tech management consulting (gov projects). I applied to a few schools last year and these are the choices that I’m trying to decide between now:
- Kellogg (80k scholarship)
- Wharton (no scholarship)
I intend to work in big tech post-MBA or even consider consulting (I’m open to explore). I want to eventually work Internationally at a city/country closer to my home, such as Singapore or Dubai or launch another company.
Stats:
GMAT: 730
WE: 96 months
CGPA: 3.43
Keeping my short term and long term aspirations in mind, which one should I go for?
I’m aware of the financial trade off of Wharton and I feel taking ~120k worth of extra loan might be too much of a burden. On the other hand, you can’t deny the brand name weight that a Wharton name carries. Ultimately, I can’t decide what really matters and whether the trade off might be too much.
Help!
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Just a quick intro about myself: I’m a 30 yr old female from Bangladesh, currently a startup entrepreneur. I have experiences in banking and tech management consulting (gov projects). I applied to a few schools last year and these are the choices that I’m trying to decide between now:
- Kellogg (80k scholarship)
- Wharton (no scholarship)
I intend to work in big tech post-MBA or even consider consulting (I’m open to explore). I want to eventually work Internationally at a city/country closer to my home, such as Singapore or Dubai or launch another company.
Stats:
GMAT: 730
WE: 96 months
CGPA: 3.43
Keeping my short term and long term aspirations in mind, which one should I go for?
I’m aware of the financial trade off of Wharton and I feel taking ~120k worth of extra loan might be too much of a burden. On the other hand, you can’t deny the brand name weight that a Wharton name carries. Ultimately, I can’t decide what really matters and whether the trade off might be too much.
Help!
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24 Mar 2022, 21:01
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Congratulations on your amazing journey and getting into these business schools.
It’s a pretty tough choice but I’ve heard a number of people mention that for product management and product marketing, Kellogg is really the best program. I know you could not impress a waiter in Singapore with a hoodie that says kellogg like you could be the one saying Wharton or Yale or MIT but hopefully that will not be the person hiring you for the job 😉
I’m not saying Kellog is the winner. But I’m saying is that an addition to money you should consider that Kayla also offers a very good tools for somebody aiming for a tech p.m. role…
I would say that if you were looking for a career in finance or government work, or perhaps consulting the debatable warden would be a strong play and the better one, especially outside of the United States. I would not have too many reservations about going to Kellogg but I also would not have too many reservations about honestly and sincerely asking Wharton if they had a few nickels or dimes hanging around. You can see my topic on negotiating a scholarship. It’s not really negotiating but more of requesting. There’s no downside to it as you should ask if you have not already.
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It’s a pretty tough choice but I’ve heard a number of people mention that for product management and product marketing, Kellogg is really the best program. I know you could not impress a waiter in Singapore with a hoodie that says kellogg like you could be the one saying Wharton or Yale or MIT but hopefully that will not be the person hiring you for the job 😉
I’m not saying Kellog is the winner. But I’m saying is that an addition to money you should consider that Kayla also offers a very good tools for somebody aiming for a tech p.m. role…
I would say that if you were looking for a career in finance or government work, or perhaps consulting the debatable warden would be a strong play and the better one, especially outside of the United States. I would not have too many reservations about going to Kellogg but I also would not have too many reservations about honestly and sincerely asking Wharton if they had a few nickels or dimes hanging around. You can see my topic on negotiating a scholarship. It’s not really negotiating but more of requesting. There’s no downside to it as you should ask if you have not already.
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