Hey Guys,
Currently I am about to enter my second year at University of Pennsylvania School of Law and I have been thinking about to apply to business school. I decided not to stick with the joint program because I wanted to receive degrees from different respectable schools respectively (I think that's a decision I regret now considering how much time I would have saved, but we learn from our mistakes).
I received my undergraduate degree in Finance (specialization track in Investment Management) and Government/Political Science. Upon graduation I entered the asset management industry as a Full Time Analyst in the Private Wealth Management division at Morgan Stanley to gain some invaluable work experience and then decided to go back to school to receive my JD at UPenn Law. I have always been interested in receiving my MBA ever since graduating and my ultimate goal would be to become a Corporate Lawyer (which explains the JD). I was wondering if any of you all could give me insight/advice on whether its a good idea to go back to school for my MBA and if so how hard will it be for me to get have a good shot at a pretty great school (My ideal school would probably Tuck) since I am fairly old (currently 26) and have only 3 years of work experience under my belt. Also will the fact that I have another professional degree by the time I will be applying (I will be applying before completing Law School of course) help at all?
Any help/advice/insight would be very much so appreciated
Thank you