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Concentration: General Management, Finance
Schools: UNC Kenan-Flagler (I) Smeal '16 (A)
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Hello, new to the forum. I have read a great deal about both of these colleges on this forum and I think both are great but I was wondering what the experts here think. I have received an acceptance to Penn State and should hopefully find out about UNC on Monday. I will be doing both formats online. With my background I was wondering which one would allow me to transition into either consultation (ie McKinsey, BCG, etc) or finance. (Both are dream job fields)
My background is this: 18 years active duty Navy cryptology(computer network operations), when I finish with my MBA I will be retiring from the military. My bachelors degree is in Information Technology. I am really curious from other Intel military guys that may have made this same transition think.
My background is this: 18 years active duty Navy cryptology(computer network operations), when I finish with my MBA I will be retiring from the military. My bachelors degree is in Information Technology. I am really curious from other Intel military guys that may have made this same transition think.
