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18 Mar 2013, 09:06
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Would you all wait for UCLA, or just go to USC? I know UCLA is a bit higher in rank, however they're both top 25 programs and play a significant role in the California market.
Are they seen as relative equals? Is it worth it to lose the deposit money at USC and then go to UCLA, if accepted?
Not worried about campus location, as I'm a part-time applicant. i wanted to get the general opinion of the schools as institutions.
I understand that USC dipped a bit in the US News rankings, but they're still strong in other rankings. What do you guys think?
Are they seen as relative equals? Is it worth it to lose the deposit money at USC and then go to UCLA, if accepted?
Not worried about campus location, as I'm a part-time applicant. i wanted to get the general opinion of the schools as institutions.
I understand that USC dipped a bit in the US News rankings, but they're still strong in other rankings. What do you guys think?
18 Mar 2013, 09:39
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jpeezy14
Depends:
1) How much is the deposit?
2) Do you like UCLA more than USC?
If you like UCLA more than USC, in the long run, getting exactly what you want out of your MBA experience will be worth a measly deposit forfeiture. You're in a relatively good spot that you can wait until the last day to make the switch. Worst case, UCLA doesn't call you and you're still in @ USC.
