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10 Dec 2014, 08:57
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Which would you choose? Northwestern Kellogg or Notre Dame Mendoza? Kellogg costs $90k more over 2 years! Would you factor that in? While over my lifetime $90k difference might not be a big deal, but in the 10 years I have to pay back that loan, it's a big chunk o change. Would the job I get with Kellogg pay *that* much more than Notre Dame? I am not going into finance or marketing...just general management.
12 Dec 2014, 06:26
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Kellog. It's a better school. I mean like a LEVEL better. And this stays with you FOREVER. I'm guessing it's worth the money.
Look only at the average salary post-grad. Kellogg 119K, Mendoza 102K. That means it'll take you three years of work to make up the difference in cost. Then make more money your whole life.
Okay, I know it's not thaaaaat simple cause not everyone makes the "average". But basically going to Kellogg = getting a better job.
Best,
Jon
12 Dec 2014, 08:06
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Thanks Jon. This is my million dollar question - if I applied to a job with a Kellogg degree, does that mean I have a better chance of being interviewed and selected over someone from Notre Dame? I seems that for on campus recruiting, that's the case. But what about someone in senior management (I'm 14 years in, and will be 16 years by the time I'm done)? I wish I knew executive recruiters!
