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11 Nov 2009, 16:58
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I am visiting Haas tomorrow, but due to scheduling issues, I will only be able to attend either a class (morning) or an information session (afternoon). Which one should I pick? The class would be Introduction to Finance (not my top selection). I am leaning more towards the class as I believe I can still get all the information I need from the Info session from other resources. I think the class (with student liaison) would allow me to get a better feel for the school.
TIA.
TIA.
11 Nov 2009, 17:03
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cant speak about Haas specifically, but in my opinion, a class visit is tons more informative than an info session. ive been to a few info sessions already, and like you said, there's nothing particularly groundbreaking that you can't get from the website or a brochure. sitting in a class, however, will give you an idea into the student body, the structure of the class, the professor, etc... so i'd vote for the class visit
11 Nov 2009, 21:23
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Yes absolutely on the class visit.
I went to the Columbia info session while I was in NY - didn't tell me anything more than I could find out on the website. It's an advertising forum, after all.
The class visits I did at Wharton and HBS gave me a huge amount of clarity in regards to what attending the school would be like. Made me cross Wharton off my list completely for MBA (personal assessment, no reflection on the school).
I went to the Columbia info session while I was in NY - didn't tell me anything more than I could find out on the website. It's an advertising forum, after all.
The class visits I did at Wharton and HBS gave me a huge amount of clarity in regards to what attending the school would be like. Made me cross Wharton off my list completely for MBA (personal assessment, no reflection on the school).
