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07 Jun 2018, 01:32
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I need some help. I am admitted into both HAAS and Booth Weekend programs. I am working professional(SW) with no employer funding and work in Sanfrancisco Bay area.
I need help in deciding the programs. I am yet unclear of my post MBA career but possibilities are product management, consulting or my own venture e.t.c
Booth seems to have higher overall program reputation and recognition than HAAS. But HAAS tops in part-time MBA program.
Booth program is aligned to financial side while HAAS seems tech centric.
I am wondering if someone can shed some light whether commuting to Booth for 3 years(relocating is not an option
) is worthy effort for the additional reputation with Booth(for any leverage with fin/consulting/mbb).
Please help.
I need help in deciding the programs. I am yet unclear of my post MBA career but possibilities are product management, consulting or my own venture e.t.c
Booth seems to have higher overall program reputation and recognition than HAAS. But HAAS tops in part-time MBA program.
Booth program is aligned to financial side while HAAS seems tech centric.
I am wondering if someone can shed some light whether commuting to Booth for 3 years(relocating is not an option
) is worthy effort for the additional reputation with Booth(for any leverage with fin/consulting/mbb).Please help.
18 Jun 2018, 10:28
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Hey,
I also got accepted into both part-time programs and ultimately went with Haas. My reasoning:
- I want to settle down on the West Coast
- Already on a career path in Finance that I plan on continuing
- I am open to have my own venture one day (Haas seems to have an advantage when it comes to entrepreneurship)
- I got the feeling that the part-time program at Booth is treated like the ugly stepchild compared to the FT program (e.g. limited access to career services etc.) while at Haas the programs are treated equally
At the end of the day I was willing to give up the slightly better reputation at Booth for the location & overall feel at Haas.
Booth definitely has an edge when it comes to finance but with regards to your goals (product management, consulting) Haas should be just fine. Also, consider the weekly travel cost/time and the fact that it will be easier to attend networking events during the week etc.
I also got accepted into both part-time programs and ultimately went with Haas. My reasoning:
- I want to settle down on the West Coast
- Already on a career path in Finance that I plan on continuing
- I am open to have my own venture one day (Haas seems to have an advantage when it comes to entrepreneurship)
- I got the feeling that the part-time program at Booth is treated like the ugly stepchild compared to the FT program (e.g. limited access to career services etc.) while at Haas the programs are treated equally
At the end of the day I was willing to give up the slightly better reputation at Booth for the location & overall feel at Haas.
Booth definitely has an edge when it comes to finance but with regards to your goals (product management, consulting) Haas should be just fine. Also, consider the weekly travel cost/time and the fact that it will be easier to attend networking events during the week etc.
