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Hey guys,
So I am in need of some advice. I just heard back from the above three schools for Fall 2015 and fortunately, I had received admission and a scholarship (of roughly the ratio of tuition to scholarship) from each. I am currently leaning toward Baruch or Pepperdine, but I am having a tough time deciding between the two. I am 25 years old and currently live in Southern California (LA County). I have about 4 years experience in real estate private equity and am looking to concentrate in Management and possibly Real Estate. It would definitely be an awesome opportunity to move to New York for a couple of years, but I would ultimately like to work in Southern California after receiving an MBA.
Has anyone had any experience attending school in the east coast and working out in the west coast afterward? Would it be difficult to move to the NY for school and work in CA post-MBA? What do you guys think of the options?
So I am in need of some advice. I just heard back from the above three schools for Fall 2015 and fortunately, I had received admission and a scholarship (of roughly the ratio of tuition to scholarship) from each. I am currently leaning toward Baruch or Pepperdine, but I am having a tough time deciding between the two. I am 25 years old and currently live in Southern California (LA County). I have about 4 years experience in real estate private equity and am looking to concentrate in Management and possibly Real Estate. It would definitely be an awesome opportunity to move to New York for a couple of years, but I would ultimately like to work in Southern California after receiving an MBA.
Has anyone had any experience attending school in the east coast and working out in the west coast afterward? Would it be difficult to move to the NY for school and work in CA post-MBA? What do you guys think of the options?
