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16 May 2025, 03:18
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Hi all,
I got admitted to both RSM and TIAS with scholarships. RSM still costs me 3X of TIAS after scholarships. I have 10 years of experience in the armed forces, with operations and project management expertise in shipbuilding and manufacturing. Post MBA, I plan to take up similar roles in shipbuilding/ FMCG sectors in the Netherlands and settle there possibly. I am more inclined towards TIAS because of lesser financial burden and potentially higher ROI. I understand that its international brand recognition is lower compared to RSM. After having spoken to couple of graduates from both the schools working in different sectors, my take away was that, employers in Netherlands generally do not value reputation of an MBA much. What are your thoughts in this direction ? Given my past experience and goals, is MBA from TIAS a better option ?
I got admitted to both RSM and TIAS with scholarships. RSM still costs me 3X of TIAS after scholarships. I have 10 years of experience in the armed forces, with operations and project management expertise in shipbuilding and manufacturing. Post MBA, I plan to take up similar roles in shipbuilding/ FMCG sectors in the Netherlands and settle there possibly. I am more inclined towards TIAS because of lesser financial burden and potentially higher ROI. I understand that its international brand recognition is lower compared to RSM. After having spoken to couple of graduates from both the schools working in different sectors, my take away was that, employers in Netherlands generally do not value reputation of an MBA much. What are your thoughts in this direction ? Given my past experience and goals, is MBA from TIAS a better option ?
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16 May 2025, 05:26
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Congratulations for admit.. both are good schools see which one aligns with your long term career goals
18 May 2025, 13:33
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I’d lean towards TIAS too! Your operations and project management skills in shipbuilding are niche, and the Netherlands’ shipbuilding/FMCG sectors value practical experience over MBA brand. TIAS’s affordability aligns with your goal to settle there—focus on networking with Dutch firms during the program to secure roles.
