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Check this link out: https://www.chicagobooth.edu/employmentr ... loyer.aspx

1) As the other posters mentioned, Booth IS the way to go if you want to do MC.
2) Booth grads did quite well with companies such as Amazon, Microsoft, and Apple. (23 total grads accepted offers)
3) Overall looks like 12.3% of the Booth Class (2013) went into the Tech Industry.

I vote Booth.
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Honestly, it doesn't sound like your heart is in consulting. So if tech is your next target, the difference between Booth and Anderson is probably not huge (as it is in consulting). Obviously I don't know your financial situation, but $60k is, in general, nothing to scoff at. Also consider where you want to spend the next two years - the south side of Chicago is quite different than southern California.

I'm not advocating either school, but those are just a couple things to consider.

I was in a similar situation in deciding between Kellogg and Tepper + $$$. As you can see, I chose Kellogg. Good luck!
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Head to Booth if you're serious about doing consulting.
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The employment reports for both school are available online. Check out the top employers, industry splits, and relative salaries.

https://www.anderson.ucla.edu/Documents/ ... Report.pdf
https://www.chicagobooth.edu/employmentr ... Report.pdf

Booth clearly has the edge for consulting. Anderson sends more people to the tech industry. It's hard to say whether this is due to geographic considerations, competition from firms in other industries, self-selection of matriculating candidates, or a combination (likely).

In general, most of the same consulting and tech firms recruit at both schools and your offer for a given firm coming from either school would likely be identical. Most firms that come on-campus at Booth recruit nationally. At least some firms recruiting at Anderson offer less geographic flexibility (i.e. only hire for west-coast offices).

Good arguments on both sides of this one. How important is national brand to you? If the opportunities are similar at both schools, that $60k might loom pretty large in your decision. Perhaps more importantly, have you visited both programs? What feels right to you? There isn't really a bad decision among top-15ish schools.

Congrats and Good Luck!
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Mind sharing your decision and thought process?