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Hello,
I need some suggestions to help me make my decision. I got accepted into both the MSF program at Rochester Institute of Technology and the MBA- Finance program at Cal State Fullerton. I have an undergraduate degree in Finance and little work experience ( 3 months internship with a financial service company and 2+ years sales associate with my family business). As of now, I want to work as an analyst after graduation and possibly get promoted in my future job. But at the same time I want to get a degree which gives me the largest job opportunity just in case if I am unsure about what I want to do. Which school would be a better choice in terms of career outlook/ opportunities, reputation, and curriculum?
I would really appreciate your suggestions.
I need some suggestions to help me make my decision. I got accepted into both the MSF program at Rochester Institute of Technology and the MBA- Finance program at Cal State Fullerton. I have an undergraduate degree in Finance and little work experience ( 3 months internship with a financial service company and 2+ years sales associate with my family business). As of now, I want to work as an analyst after graduation and possibly get promoted in my future job. But at the same time I want to get a degree which gives me the largest job opportunity just in case if I am unsure about what I want to do. Which school would be a better choice in terms of career outlook/ opportunities, reputation, and curriculum?
I would really appreciate your suggestions.
