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himanshu23
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Urgent - Mendoza($$) vs SMU COX($$) 17 Jun 2015, 08:49
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Hi Folks,


I just got off the waitlist in Mendoza. I am not able to clearly decide as to what school should I be going between the two.
I know ND's brand is huge but also SMU's Finance is great. Right??


I majorly want to change my career and move into corporate or Financial Analysis. Please share your views!

Any and all inputs are welcome!
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Urgent - Mendoza($$) vs SMU COX($$) 17 Jun 2015, 10:16
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I don't know...I worked in Dallas for 5 years before going back to school and I think SMU would be way more limiting than ND. Personally, I didn't find that SMU garnered much respect in the MBA community, whereas ND is a universally recognized brand (and outside of Texas I don't think people even know of the program). Unless your career goals happen to align realllly closely with those achievable from SMU, I'd strongly suggest joining the Fightin' Irish.