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In terms of West Coast programs, which do you think are best? I thought ASU might be good based on the popularity of its MBA program on that coast.

West Coast is pretty big. Oregon is a good brand. The UC system has a few programs (Davis, Santa Cruz, San Diego). I am not saying ASU is going to be bad and your goals are realistic coming from the program. Just saying that if you wanted to say work in Seattle, then it might not be the best program.
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