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16 Sep 2015, 08:16
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Hi Samuel,
Thats a good question and may be hard to answer before getting to any of them. I have been chatting or meeting with current students from both colleges, and in terms of entrepreneurship have seen one common perception - Haas is close to VC world, even more so in Tech world. Students after graduating (at Haas), started more companies (this can be seen in the stats provided by university). But that doest mean you cant do that at Wharton. At very beginning of your idea generation and implementation, you need more minds or analysts or professors, this can be done easily at Wharton. The class size at Wharton is huge, which means there is high probability that you will come across someone like you (who shares same vision). Then you have chances to fine tune your idea working with professors who were once serial entrepreneur. And then you have case competitions etc. as a source of funding.
I guess if were you and really know that I wont survive without starting a company, then I will chat with current professors from both universities, once I get into both of them. Because starting a company means that you are looking for resources and good research centers. Sometimes, your colleagues or professor end up becoming your partner in crime !
(My opinion might be biased, but talk to people who are already there or graduated and more importantly, try to visit them personally !)
Hope this helps !
Regards,
Thats a good question and may be hard to answer before getting to any of them. I have been chatting or meeting with current students from both colleges, and in terms of entrepreneurship have seen one common perception - Haas is close to VC world, even more so in Tech world. Students after graduating (at Haas), started more companies (this can be seen in the stats provided by university). But that doest mean you cant do that at Wharton. At very beginning of your idea generation and implementation, you need more minds or analysts or professors, this can be done easily at Wharton. The class size at Wharton is huge, which means there is high probability that you will come across someone like you (who shares same vision). Then you have chances to fine tune your idea working with professors who were once serial entrepreneur. And then you have case competitions etc. as a source of funding.
I guess if were you and really know that I wont survive without starting a company, then I will chat with current professors from both universities, once I get into both of them. Because starting a company means that you are looking for resources and good research centers. Sometimes, your colleagues or professor end up becoming your partner in crime !
(My opinion might be biased, but talk to people who are already there or graduated and more importantly, try to visit them personally !)
Hope this helps !
Regards,
05 Nov 2015, 14:18
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You will have to do some personal research to answer this questions because there are so many factors here. One thing to consider is Haas is centered in the heart of Silicon Valley with access to many investors and a reputation for technology and fostering entrepreneurship. If you plan on being in SV post-MBA it probably makes sense to be closer to the action as soon as possible. Wharton has the superior overall MBA brand and access to many successful entrepreneurs and programs to support this but the Haas community will probably allow you to live and breathe this.
First step is gain admission to both because until then this decisions is not really a decision.
Hope this helps!
First step is gain admission to both because until then this decisions is not really a decision.
Hope this helps!
