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Hello, I have a hard decision to make between attending UNC Kenan-Flagler or Emory Goizueta, both Business Schools gave me a similar amount of scholarship, my plan A is going to Consulting and my Plan B is going to corporate finance. I'm an international student from Latam. Which one should I choose?
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Some of the factors to consider:
1. Class size
UNC has a bigger class, offfers
- better networking opportunities with the current class
- a bigger alumni network
Emory has a smaller class:
- more personalised attention
2. UNC ranks higher
- Better school on your resume
3. Cost of living
- Slightly higher at North Carolina
- Please do not forget to factor in your to-and-fro flights to home to arrive at total costs
4. Consulting Opportunities
- Both schools offer great consulting opportunities
- Smaller class at Emory MAY offer a more personal connect with recruiters
5. Self-assess your fitment
- In the end, it is also about self-assessment of your fit. Speak with students and alumni. Sometimes that helps roll the ball in the right direction
1. Class size
UNC has a bigger class, offfers
- better networking opportunities with the current class
- a bigger alumni network
Emory has a smaller class:
- more personalised attention
2. UNC ranks higher
- Better school on your resume
3. Cost of living
- Slightly higher at North Carolina
- Please do not forget to factor in your to-and-fro flights to home to arrive at total costs
4. Consulting Opportunities
- Both schools offer great consulting opportunities
- Smaller class at Emory MAY offer a more personal connect with recruiters
5. Self-assess your fitment
- In the end, it is also about self-assessment of your fit. Speak with students and alumni. Sometimes that helps roll the ball in the right direction
