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28 Mar 2015, 19:29
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Background: Undergrad double major in math and econ from West Point, 1-year Master in Econ from Cambridge, 6 years in the Army, 2 at Big 4 Consulting (Federal) trying to move to Healthcare Management (with strategy/innovation/analytics interests).
Kellogg's 1Y seems to offer a great ROI, prevents overlap with my academic background, and has a good healthcare offering.
Booth obviously still offers a great program, including the Graduate Program in Health Administration and Policy, and has the advantage of the summer internship, which (as a career switcher) would be important. Plus the 60k evens out cost a bit.
Should I try to be done a year earlier? Is the internship that important if I'm not going back to consulting, but would like to work for a health/bio/pharma company (I've only done one brief HC engagement, and w/ the government)? If I told Kellogg, is there a potential to ask for a merit scholarship relook? So many questions...
Kellogg's 1Y seems to offer a great ROI, prevents overlap with my academic background, and has a good healthcare offering.
Booth obviously still offers a great program, including the Graduate Program in Health Administration and Policy, and has the advantage of the summer internship, which (as a career switcher) would be important. Plus the 60k evens out cost a bit.
Should I try to be done a year earlier? Is the internship that important if I'm not going back to consulting, but would like to work for a health/bio/pharma company (I've only done one brief HC engagement, and w/ the government)? If I told Kellogg, is there a potential to ask for a merit scholarship relook? So many questions...
28 Mar 2015, 20:47
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Is this 60k a year or for both years? There shouldn't be any overlap at Booth either due to the flexible curriculum. You could really load up on some interesting classes that will help your case to effectively transition careers. Additionally, the internship opportunity is huge. You could ask Kellogg for some money as well to see what they say. From what I've gathered, Kellogg normally gives out the money after the FAFSA is filled out.
29 Mar 2015, 05:52
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Thanks for the response - it's 60k total over two years (30k each). Still pretty good. The only thing still holding me up is Kellogg's healthcare offerings look slightly better, but the GPHAP is not far behind.
