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I know the Babson vs Boston discussion has been done several times, and the opinion favors Boston College. However, I am looking for information specific to Evening MBA program.
1. I am an IT professional and have no current plans to move to Finance or start a firm. That said, is there any specific advantage/disadvantage of one program over another?
2. Babson college seem to show an active interest in evening students by regularly organizing information sessions, try out classes etc. Whereas Boston College hardly had any information session catering to evening students in the past few months. Does this mean, that Boston College would continue to show similar disinterested behavior for evening students?
3. Per my understanding for full time MBA students, Babson career services are more focused in getting internships and placements whereas students have to work more to get an internship/placement at Boston college. How will this translate for placement opportunities for evening students.
Thanks in advance for your time and inputs.
1. I am an IT professional and have no current plans to move to Finance or start a firm. That said, is there any specific advantage/disadvantage of one program over another?
2. Babson college seem to show an active interest in evening students by regularly organizing information sessions, try out classes etc. Whereas Boston College hardly had any information session catering to evening students in the past few months. Does this mean, that Boston College would continue to show similar disinterested behavior for evening students?
3. Per my understanding for full time MBA students, Babson career services are more focused in getting internships and placements whereas students have to work more to get an internship/placement at Boston college. How will this translate for placement opportunities for evening students.
Thanks in advance for your time and inputs.
