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06 Jun 2014, 14:00
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Debating between: Yale SOM, Cornell Johnson, Michigan Ross, UVA Darden
Hey everyone, I am originally from Africa and I want to work in a multinational first like Shell before operating a non-profit down the road? My biggest fear about Yale is that the program is not too strong and relatively young. But brand recognition, the Yale name is strong throughout Africa. In terms of preparedness, would Yale prepare me more than Ross? It seems that Ross is a well established program, but the Michigan brand name is way weaker than the Yale one internationally! Darden seems like a nice choice but nobody outside of business schools knows Darden. And even though Cornell is an ivy, it is not popular and the program is not as strong as Ross or Darden.
Which MBA should be my top choice overall?
Hey everyone, I am originally from Africa and I want to work in a multinational first like Shell before operating a non-profit down the road? My biggest fear about Yale is that the program is not too strong and relatively young. But brand recognition, the Yale name is strong throughout Africa. In terms of preparedness, would Yale prepare me more than Ross? It seems that Ross is a well established program, but the Michigan brand name is way weaker than the Yale one internationally! Darden seems like a nice choice but nobody outside of business schools knows Darden. And even though Cornell is an ivy, it is not popular and the program is not as strong as Ross or Darden.
Which MBA should be my top choice overall?
07 Jun 2014, 00:13
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Could you please help me with your Academics, GMAT scores and experience? Also please mention what specification are you looking for.
So perhaps, I can suggest you better. Thanks!
07 Jun 2014, 01:30
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Looking for the best MBA to work for a multinational and then government sector/nonprofit sector. The school that will adequately prepare me, but will also have the strong band/international recognition. I know Yale is #1 for what I want to do, but I am having a hard time putting Cornell over Ross or Darden, reason being that internationally and in Africa, Cornell is not that popular. GMAT = 700 GPA =3.3
