I have recently been asked by several admitted students about Anderson's strengths, how Anderson helped me in my career transition (Goldman Sachs Operations to Digital/Content Marketing at Microsoft), and what they should be considering when choosing what MBA program to attend.
For me, the biggest thing was by far and away the ability to do more than one internship during my time in b-school. It would have been hard for me to convince a recruiter that I was a marketer when all my resume had to show was a 10-week marketing internship and 4+ years of operations experience. However, because of the location and flexibility of the school, I was able to work my entire 2nd-year and by the time I was recruiting for full-time roles, I had four positions and a year of marketing experience on my resume. All of the sudden the conversations I was having with recruiters went from, "Oh, this is a finance guy who is looking to get into marketing," to "Oh, this is a marketing guy who also happened to work at Goldman Sachs."
While I was in school, I wrote this post on this topic,
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/location-mba-career-switchers-have-particular-stake-local-huntington. I actually did two more internships after Little Tikes.
If you are looking to switch industries, functions, or both, Anderson is a place that will give you the tools you need to do that. You just need to be willing to work.
If you have any questions about academic or part-time internships, feel free to send me a message, I would be happy to chat!