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Mendoza is clear winner, except Marriot has a very cheap tuition + living cost.
My idea: Notre Dame.
My idea: Notre Dame.
19 Mar 2007, 07:31
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I can't comment on Mendoza except that there is a GMATClubber studying there now and he says that it is a very "family friendly" enviornment.
As for Marriott, I was just there a couple weeks ago and can confirm that you will receive an superior quality education at a bargain price (#1 for ROI in the US). The campus is impeccable (currently expanding by some $200M), nearly all the faculty hail from top 10 b-schools, and the cost of living is very affordable. Additionally, squeaky clean Provo itself is probably one of the safest communities in the country.
The downside is that BYU has a relatively strict honor code: no booze, coffee, smokes, etc. You are required to "do as the LDS do" even if you don't fully convert, which translates to prayers before some classes and the occasional church related function. If you can hack that lifestyle in a dry desert climate surrounded by snow capped mountains, then give it some consideration.
In all honesty, BYU was my #2 choice after UW. I really enjoyed the lectures I sat in on and got along well with the people I met.
Good luck with whichever decision you ultimately make.
As for Marriott, I was just there a couple weeks ago and can confirm that you will receive an superior quality education at a bargain price (#1 for ROI in the US). The campus is impeccable (currently expanding by some $200M), nearly all the faculty hail from top 10 b-schools, and the cost of living is very affordable. Additionally, squeaky clean Provo itself is probably one of the safest communities in the country.
The downside is that BYU has a relatively strict honor code: no booze, coffee, smokes, etc. You are required to "do as the LDS do" even if you don't fully convert, which translates to prayers before some classes and the occasional church related function. If you can hack that lifestyle in a dry desert climate surrounded by snow capped mountains, then give it some consideration.
In all honesty, BYU was my #2 choice after UW. I really enjoyed the lectures I sat in on and got along well with the people I met.
Good luck with whichever decision you ultimately make.
