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Hi everyone, I could use some help in making my final school decision for Fall 2024.
I'm deciding between LMU, Chapman, or UCSD's MBA program, all Full-Time, except for LMU, which is Part-Time (but I can take a full-time allotment).
I'm looking to completely pivot into a new industry (Marketing to Finance), focusing on the investment and wealth management side of finance.
LMU - I have a small scholarship
UCSD - I have a sizeable fellowship award (more than half).
Chapman - Nothing
Each would require housing. Which would be best for what I'm looking to transition into? Which program would be best for me overall in terms of the prestige/impact?
Also to note - I reside in the Los Angeles area. Would I have alumni networking connections for work back in LA if I attend UCSD, or are they mostly tied to the San Diego area?
I'm leaning towards Rady but I noticed the program was relatively newer compared to other programs, indicating the alumni network may not be as large.
I appreciate the help.
I'm deciding between LMU, Chapman, or UCSD's MBA program, all Full-Time, except for LMU, which is Part-Time (but I can take a full-time allotment).
I'm looking to completely pivot into a new industry (Marketing to Finance), focusing on the investment and wealth management side of finance.
LMU - I have a small scholarship
UCSD - I have a sizeable fellowship award (more than half).
Chapman - Nothing
Each would require housing. Which would be best for what I'm looking to transition into? Which program would be best for me overall in terms of the prestige/impact?
Also to note - I reside in the Los Angeles area. Would I have alumni networking connections for work back in LA if I attend UCSD, or are they mostly tied to the San Diego area?
I'm leaning towards Rady but I noticed the program was relatively newer compared to other programs, indicating the alumni network may not be as large.
I appreciate the help.
24 Apr 2024, 21:54
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Congrats on the admits!
Your most powerful and reliable network will be your classmates and your peers. They will be the safety net for you.
PT program is something I would not recommend if you are switching industries as it does not consider having an internship and recruiting is not usually a part of the program either.
Looking at the cost and options, San Diego is probably the best option out of these.
Your most powerful and reliable network will be your classmates and your peers. They will be the safety net for you.
PT program is something I would not recommend if you are switching industries as it does not consider having an internship and recruiting is not usually a part of the program either.
Looking at the cost and options, San Diego is probably the best option out of these.
25 Apr 2024, 18:14
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Thank you!
