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18 Dec 2016, 07:54
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Very interested in international and want to have international opportunities open post-grad.
Zero interest in finance but still open to a number of industries across the board (e.g., consulting, tech, etc.)
East Coaster and want to return to east coast post-grad.
Prefer small, tight-knit community and collaborative culture.
Need solid core curriculum to balance out liberal arts background.
Very torn. Any thoughts?
Zero interest in finance but still open to a number of industries across the board (e.g., consulting, tech, etc.)
East Coaster and want to return to east coast post-grad.
Prefer small, tight-knit community and collaborative culture.
Need solid core curriculum to balance out liberal arts background.
Very torn. Any thoughts?
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18 Dec 2016, 20:38
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Does the scholly cover the entire MBA/MA at Wharton/Penn? Or just the Lauder portion?
If it covers everything, definitely go to Wharton/Penn.
If it only covers Lauder, it'd be a much closer call.
If it covers everything, definitely go to Wharton/Penn.
If it only covers Lauder, it'd be a much closer call.
18 Dec 2016, 22:09
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You must have done a few things right or worked really hard.
Would go to the admit weekends for both and compare the feel.
You will have a bit of a culture clash at Stanford as an east coaster - more laid back culture, weather, dress code, or you may love it as a liberal arts person. How will that compare with a smaller program size than Wharton?
You will have a few trade offs to make and I would perhaps vote for Wharton. Being closer to home base and staying and networking within the same are you are planning to be long term is helpful.
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Would go to the admit weekends for both and compare the feel.
You will have a bit of a culture clash at Stanford as an east coaster - more laid back culture, weather, dress code, or you may love it as a liberal arts person. How will that compare with a smaller program size than Wharton?
You will have a few trade offs to make and I would perhaps vote for Wharton. Being closer to home base and staying and networking within the same are you are planning to be long term is helpful.
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