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26 Mar 2016, 15:46
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Hi all,
Before pulling the trigger, I wanted to solicit some other opinions. Post-MBA, I hope to transition into MC. MBB would be nice, but I'd be very happy with Deloitte, etc. I'm currently in NYC and would love to return post-MBA, but I'd be fine in Dallas, Atlanta, etc.
I'm leaning heavily toward Darden due to rankings and the classroom experience. I really loved the environment, in general, when I visited as well. That said, Emory has offered a pretty gracious scholarship, and their consulting numbers are impressive. Cornell is my third choice at the moment, only because it seems to be more finance focused. That said, I do have an affinity for NYC, and it seems Cornell would be the best option for getting back here. ...though maybe not if I'm not doing IB?
Appreciate the input. Thanks all!
Before pulling the trigger, I wanted to solicit some other opinions. Post-MBA, I hope to transition into MC. MBB would be nice, but I'd be very happy with Deloitte, etc. I'm currently in NYC and would love to return post-MBA, but I'd be fine in Dallas, Atlanta, etc.
I'm leaning heavily toward Darden due to rankings and the classroom experience. I really loved the environment, in general, when I visited as well. That said, Emory has offered a pretty gracious scholarship, and their consulting numbers are impressive. Cornell is my third choice at the moment, only because it seems to be more finance focused. That said, I do have an affinity for NYC, and it seems Cornell would be the best option for getting back here. ...though maybe not if I'm not doing IB?
Appreciate the input. Thanks all!
31 Mar 2016, 14:01
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Seems like you've already thought through some of the differences between the programs and how it'll affect your career moving forward. I will say that all 3 programs are excellent and I think that your ability to get a top consulting job will mostly depend on you and your efforts, not necessarily the school. The school is there to help provide you with the environment and the education to be successful at those firms. Will your attendance at one of those schools decrease your chances of getting into a consulting position? Probably not. Here's a excerpt from some advice I read recently from an alum of an M7:
So with all of this in mind, choose the school that you think will give you the best all around experience and will yield the best ROI of both your money and time.
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So with all of this in mind, choose the school that you think will give you the best all around experience and will yield the best ROI of both your money and time.
