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19 Sep 2008, 20:34
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Personally I had a number of things:
- What cities was I willing to live in?
- What schools make economic sense to pay tuition and give up 2 years salary?
Those two really narrowed down the choices for me. Then I started looking at individual programs, their strengths, coursework and companies that hired from them. Because I have a good idea of what I want to do, this wasn't too difficult. In fact, I even started looking at job openings that required an MBA to see what kind of work I might want to be doing after I finish school. That helped me find qualities about schools that I was looking for.
Granted, I could be completely wrong in my analysis. We'll know in a few months.
- What cities was I willing to live in?
- What schools make economic sense to pay tuition and give up 2 years salary?
Those two really narrowed down the choices for me. Then I started looking at individual programs, their strengths, coursework and companies that hired from them. Because I have a good idea of what I want to do, this wasn't too difficult. In fact, I even started looking at job openings that required an MBA to see what kind of work I might want to be doing after I finish school. That helped me find qualities about schools that I was looking for.
Granted, I could be completely wrong in my analysis. We'll know in a few months.
20 Sep 2008, 04:39
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Alot of things like
- the particular strengths of the schools
- location
- program length
- teaching style
- the employers that recruit there
- avg gmat
- the particular strengths of the schools
- location
- program length
- teaching style
- the employers that recruit there
- avg gmat
