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Concentration: Strategy
Schools: Cox '18 (A) Jindal UTDallas'18 (A) Broad '18 (A) Neeley '18 (A) McCombs '18 (WL) McDonough '18 (D) W. P. Carey Arizona State '18 (A) Owen '18 (WL)
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21 Mar 2016, 13:51
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Hi all. I am currently debating between Cox and Neeley's full time MBA program and could really use people's opinions.
A bit of background on me is I am originally from Texas and have 3 years of work experience on the east coast in sales and financial planning. Through the MBA program I am looking at transitioning into consulting and understand the importance of rankings and the companies that recruit at both of the schools. That said, with Neeley I have a full ride and Cox has offered 25k total. Thoughts? I know Neeley's consulting program is not overly developed but I loved the vibe, community, and culture when I visited. With SMU I love the competitive feel and intrigued with the companies that recruit... but also worried about the loans.
Thanks in advance~
Note: I've also had ONLY good feedback from TCU students/ alumni. With Cox students I've heard some aren't very happy... that also concerns me a bit.
A bit of background on me is I am originally from Texas and have 3 years of work experience on the east coast in sales and financial planning. Through the MBA program I am looking at transitioning into consulting and understand the importance of rankings and the companies that recruit at both of the schools. That said, with Neeley I have a full ride and Cox has offered 25k total. Thoughts? I know Neeley's consulting program is not overly developed but I loved the vibe, community, and culture when I visited. With SMU I love the competitive feel and intrigued with the companies that recruit... but also worried about the loans.
Thanks in advance~
Note: I've also had ONLY good feedback from TCU students/ alumni. With Cox students I've heard some aren't very happy... that also concerns me a bit.
02 Apr 2016, 10:44
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You and I are legitimately in the exact same boat and I have no idea what to do. SMU has more prestige for sure - but I live in the NE and no one has heard of it (originally from TX also).
I can't decide if i could make up the difference over my lifetime - just by going to one program vs. the other.
Thanks.
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I can't decide if i could make up the difference over my lifetime - just by going to one program vs. the other.
Thanks.
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02 Apr 2016, 21:39
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From what you typed, it seemed like you were really feeling TCU more, especially when factoring in its cost of $0. If the Cox brand is basically the only thing you really find alluring about SMU, then it seems like a relatively easy decision to me - go TCU.
I was also accepted to TCU and enjoyed the laid back feel Neeley has, so I'm right there with you on that. Plus, I dug the campus and the community that surrounded it, much more so than SMU.
I was also accepted to TCU and enjoyed the laid back feel Neeley has, so I'm right there with you on that. Plus, I dug the campus and the community that surrounded it, much more so than SMU.
