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Concentration: Finance, General Management
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12 May 2015, 00:15
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Hi there,
I would be grateful to hear anyone's opinions about these two school's that I have been admitted to (Mendoza with a small fellowship VS Merage with no fellowship).
Both schools have similar rankings, with Mendoza having the slight upper hand. I know Notre Dame has the great worldwide brand and all, but given its location, I feel that there wouldn't be as many recruiting events/networking opportunities as there would be with Merage, right in the heart of Irvine. Merage has offices for a ton of big name companies such as Deloitte and Google, literally within a one mile radius of campus. A big appeal to this is that the faculty is constantly setting up networking events, site visits, etc. with these companies. The problem I see with Merage is the reputation it may have with some outside of California, who have the perception of "Oh You went to a UC school but not Berkeley or LA?" It'd be great to work in SoCal but I'm pretty much open to working wherever on either coast. I want to go into Consulting (Management/Operational) and both schools show to have a high rate of graduates entering into this field.
Thanks in advance for anyone's input!!
I would be grateful to hear anyone's opinions about these two school's that I have been admitted to (Mendoza with a small fellowship VS Merage with no fellowship).
Both schools have similar rankings, with Mendoza having the slight upper hand. I know Notre Dame has the great worldwide brand and all, but given its location, I feel that there wouldn't be as many recruiting events/networking opportunities as there would be with Merage, right in the heart of Irvine. Merage has offices for a ton of big name companies such as Deloitte and Google, literally within a one mile radius of campus. A big appeal to this is that the faculty is constantly setting up networking events, site visits, etc. with these companies. The problem I see with Merage is the reputation it may have with some outside of California, who have the perception of "Oh You went to a UC school but not Berkeley or LA?" It'd be great to work in SoCal but I'm pretty much open to working wherever on either coast. I want to go into Consulting (Management/Operational) and both schools show to have a high rate of graduates entering into this field.
Thanks in advance for anyone's input!!
19 Sep 2015, 17:59
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I would go with Mendoza largely because the strength of the alumni base. Notre Dame has really successful alumni who love their school. Getting an MBA there would allow you to tap into that.
