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Looking to get into a general management or corporate strategy role after graduation, location does not matter much. Money aside, is going to Booth really that much better than going to Ross?
Michigan has the alum network and really pushes the "Go Blue, Go Anywhere!" and has been doing better and better the last few years. Chicago has always been near the top of the rankings. Are the opportunities coming from the two schools going to be that different?
I think Booth is a straightforward answer here unless:
1. You have $$ from Ross. I have classmates who left Wharton for a good scholarship. Take it for whatever its worth.
2. For General Management and Corporate Strategy, the location may not be that important but it is important to note that most big companies come to both campuses, and a wide range of alums from Ross and/or Booth should be able to help you where you need to be. That said, I would underline the culture of the both schools and see where you will feel the happiest. Its a hard metric to judge but is often overlooked.
3. Lastly, if you do choose to give Ross some serious thought, I can help you link with some of my classmates recruiting for GM/Corp Strategy. HMU at
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