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Getting a job in the U.S. with a European degree can be a lot harder. Companies in the U.S. still respect the degree, but cery few of them actually recruit at European schools, which means you will be on your own in terms of finding a job. I don't necessarily recommend getting a European MBA if you definitely want to get a U.S. job right out of school, but it can be done. It's just harder.

Stanford and Haas both make sense for you. For supply chain, also consider Broad (Michigan State) or Tepper (Carnegie Mellon).

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