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Updated on: 14 Mar 2019, 04:30
Originally posted by bschooled7 on 12 Feb 2019, 07:08.
Last edited by bschooled7 on 14 Mar 2019, 04:30, edited 2 times in total.
Last edited by bschooled7 on 14 Mar 2019, 04:30, edited 2 times in total.
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12 Feb 2019, 10:38
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Hey! Congrats on the admits 
I'd take a look at the employment reports for each of the schools. It looks like at Tuck International students go to Consulting and are able to get into MBB and the BB banks you want to get into. I think LBS and Stern have pretty good feed into those firms as well. These are all great options, but the location among them is extremely different and the culture as well.
I think you can't go wrong with any of these, but if you really want to stay in the US then a US school is your best shot. If you want UK (careful with brexit here, intentionally did not write EU), then LBS.
Anecdotally, I've heard that anyone who wants IB really bad at Tuck can get it (but again, look at employment reports). Also, Tuck is a huge feeder into consulting.
Because of your deep want to get out of your geographic area, I would suggest calling the career services office to ask about International student placing into the companies you want--they will likely have this data but not post it.
I'd take a look at the employment reports for each of the schools. It looks like at Tuck International students go to Consulting and are able to get into MBB and the BB banks you want to get into. I think LBS and Stern have pretty good feed into those firms as well. These are all great options, but the location among them is extremely different and the culture as well.
I think you can't go wrong with any of these, but if you really want to stay in the US then a US school is your best shot. If you want UK (careful with brexit here, intentionally did not write EU), then LBS.
Anecdotally, I've heard that anyone who wants IB really bad at Tuck can get it (but again, look at employment reports). Also, Tuck is a huge feeder into consulting.
Because of your deep want to get out of your geographic area, I would suggest calling the career services office to ask about International student placing into the companies you want--they will likely have this data but not post it.
12 Feb 2019, 13:35
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Hello bschooled7
You have interesting story.
I totally get that you want to get out of Middle East and understand your biggest fears.
I am not sure anybody can predict your post vise issues for sure, 2 years from now, except the fact that I personally dont expect for you to have any issues.
I expect that company that recruits you will sort papers for you and after going to any of these elite three schools you should not have any problems being recruited.
Seems to me like you def should give a second try to american dream, especially since Forbes list was something you checked
I can see that Tuck is usually a little bit better ranked than Stern, although if it was me, choice would be between LBS and Stern, due to fact that I personally would much rather live in NY or London.
And would have hard time to decide between them
But that is just me.
There is also this FT ranking list where LBS is better ranked than American counterparts mentioned with salary info also :
https://rankings.ft.com/businessschoolra ... nking-2019
Don't worry, whatever you decide, the way I see it you dont go back to Middle East..like ever.
I am going to vote here for Stern, NY is going to be best place for recruiting (London comes second), since I believe you are more inclined toward America (I also believe Tuck is your first choice for now, due to usual rankings ).
I also have found some rankings to back my choice
:https://www.bloomberg.com/business-schools/2018/
Good Luck
