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Updated on: 07 Jan 2008, 10:52
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branson,
don't get me wrong. Haas is not a crappy generic school. It's a damn ultra-elite, and everyone except top 7 is not to be concerned about. It DOES open lots of doors, and I have first-hand experience on this. Besides, if you have a tech/enterpreneurial focus, this school is top 3 (tied with S and probably MIT), with no clear leader.
It's just not as cannonball as Harvard, that's all I wanted to say.
don't get me wrong. Haas is not a crappy generic school. It's a damn ultra-elite, and everyone except top 7 is not to be concerned about. It DOES open lots of doors, and I have first-hand experience on this. Besides, if you have a tech/enterpreneurial focus, this school is top 3 (tied with S and probably MIT), with no clear leader.
It's just not as cannonball as Harvard, that's all I wanted to say.
07 Jan 2008, 10:48
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BTW, not to offend anyone, but from my feeling Kellogg is perceived lower than other top-6. It has its "mediocre school with fancy marketing bells & whistles" label.
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haha, I guess anytime rankings come into the discussion, the opinions will diverge in all directions. 
I was just going to say Kellogg definitely has a better "brand" name in general than Haas right now, but braindancer is right, in the field of entrepreneurship/tech, Haas is top 3 with Stanford and MIT. It's also quite strong in social venture/non-profit/social responsibility stuff too, though I don't know much about that.
Thinking that Haas has no "brand equity" just because it can do certain things (career center, clubs) a little better is probably a big mistake, branson. Every school has some parts they can improve, even the H/S/W.
As for Stanford being arrogant "mo-fos", I never got that feeling from their students. A little aloof, yes. Arrogant? Definitely not.
I was just going to say Kellogg definitely has a better "brand" name in general than Haas right now, but braindancer is right, in the field of entrepreneurship/tech, Haas is top 3 with Stanford and MIT. It's also quite strong in social venture/non-profit/social responsibility stuff too, though I don't know much about that.
Thinking that Haas has no "brand equity" just because it can do certain things (career center, clubs) a little better is probably a big mistake, branson. Every school has some parts they can improve, even the H/S/W.
As for Stanford being arrogant "mo-fos", I never got that feeling from their students. A little aloof, yes. Arrogant? Definitely not.
