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Hey guys, I'd be interested in hearing your opinions.
How would you rank these schools in relation to the following goals?
Location: West Coast (Want to remain here)
Industry: Technology, Function: Product Management/Product Marketing (4-5 years of experience here, and would like to continue or possibly check out another function within the tech industry)
Some thoughts....
-Haas is clearly the highest ranking among the 4. However, my concern is the part-time nature of the program. All my friends say that FT is a transformational experience that part-time cannot match.
- Anderson's momentum seems to be very high and I think I would have a blast there more than any other school.
- Cornell Tech: I've heard good things about this program, but it's still very new. I like how it's only 1 year.
- Tepper- Clearly the lowest ranked among these 4, but I like the quant and engineering emphasis. Thinking about maybe brushing up on some CS stuff while I'm there.
How would you rank these schools in relation to the following goals?
Location: West Coast (Want to remain here)
Industry: Technology, Function: Product Management/Product Marketing (4-5 years of experience here, and would like to continue or possibly check out another function within the tech industry)
Some thoughts....
-Haas is clearly the highest ranking among the 4. However, my concern is the part-time nature of the program. All my friends say that FT is a transformational experience that part-time cannot match.
- Anderson's momentum seems to be very high and I think I would have a blast there more than any other school.
- Cornell Tech: I've heard good things about this program, but it's still very new. I like how it's only 1 year.
- Tepper- Clearly the lowest ranked among these 4, but I like the quant and engineering emphasis. Thinking about maybe brushing up on some CS stuff while I'm there.
