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19 Apr 2010, 16:49
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I know everyone will say, it depends on which industry one is in and which suits you.
For me, I don't care about which suits me.
My profile:
Computer Engineer in hi-tech company, 10 years experience. Not a manager. Have been accepted in both programs. Need to decide which is better value for money. What matters to me:
1. Which one is more recognized in i) USA, ii) INDIA, iii) MIDDLE EAST?
2. Which one will give me better learning?
3. Which one will have better career placement, despite EMBA?
4. Which one can give me higher salary after graduation? (I know there are many factors here, but need to pick on, which guves better salary on avg)
I need to make up my decision for both, I have visited both schools and took complimentary class. I am undecided. Travel is not a problem. Both cost the same also.
The only reason I am leaning to UCLA is that it required GMAT, but USC did not, which probably means UCLA selects better applicants.
Any ideas for the answers to 3 questions?
For me, I don't care about which suits me.
My profile:
Computer Engineer in hi-tech company, 10 years experience. Not a manager. Have been accepted in both programs. Need to decide which is better value for money. What matters to me:
1. Which one is more recognized in i) USA, ii) INDIA, iii) MIDDLE EAST?
2. Which one will give me better learning?
3. Which one will have better career placement, despite EMBA?
4. Which one can give me higher salary after graduation? (I know there are many factors here, but need to pick on, which guves better salary on avg)
I need to make up my decision for both, I have visited both schools and took complimentary class. I am undecided. Travel is not a problem. Both cost the same also.
The only reason I am leaning to UCLA is that it required GMAT, but USC did not, which probably means UCLA selects better applicants.
Any ideas for the answers to 3 questions?
19 Apr 2010, 19:32
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jaihindforce
1. UCLA
2. UCLA
3. UCLA
4. UCLA
20 Apr 2010, 09:47
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Anyone else to comment? Maybe with some reasons/data?
