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I have been admitted to a few Business Analytics programs.I am currently debating between Wake Forest University, Johns Hopkins University, William and Mary.
Wake Forest (M.S. in Business Analytics) .
Concerns: Location. Winston-Salem is about an hr and a half to major cities. Name (not sure if it is well known outside of the south). Smaller alumni network.
Benefit: Last year's graduating class had a 100% job placement rate.
Johns Hopkins (M.S. in Business Analytics and Risk Management).
Concerns: Fairy new school. Rent in DC is expensive. Not sure about job opportunities that don't involve working in the federal sector.
Benefit: Johns Hopkins has a great reputation overall as a school. Not in Maryland. The location of program is in D.C.
William and Mary (M.S. in Business Analytics). Cost after scholarship
Concern : More expensive than others. Not much international student presence (I am an international student).
Benefit : Great career services team. Virginia seems to have numerous job opportunities.
I am unsure as to which option would be best. I want to work in consulting upon graduation with firms such as Deloitte or MBB. Any advice would be greatly appreciated
Wake Forest (M.S. in Business Analytics) .
Concerns: Location. Winston-Salem is about an hr and a half to major cities. Name (not sure if it is well known outside of the south). Smaller alumni network.
Benefit: Last year's graduating class had a 100% job placement rate.
Johns Hopkins (M.S. in Business Analytics and Risk Management).
Concerns: Fairy new school. Rent in DC is expensive. Not sure about job opportunities that don't involve working in the federal sector.
Benefit: Johns Hopkins has a great reputation overall as a school. Not in Maryland. The location of program is in D.C.
William and Mary (M.S. in Business Analytics). Cost after scholarship
Concern : More expensive than others. Not much international student presence (I am an international student).
Benefit : Great career services team. Virginia seems to have numerous job opportunities.
I am unsure as to which option would be best. I want to work in consulting upon graduation with firms such as Deloitte or MBB. Any advice would be greatly appreciated
29 Jan 2019, 14:13
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Congrats on your admits!
I don't know as much about MS degrees. Do you have any work experience or not really?
What is the OPT after the programs? All have 3-year OPT?
P.S. Not having too many international students is a GOOD thing
You don't want to go to a school that only caters to international students.
I don't know as much about MS degrees. Do you have any work experience or not really?
What is the OPT after the programs? All have 3-year OPT?
P.S. Not having too many international students is a GOOD thing
You don't want to go to a school that only caters to international students. 29 Jan 2019, 18:23
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All programs have a 3 year OPT. I don't have any full-time work experience. Should I consider Johns Hopkins although it doesn't have a well-established business school? Wake Forest's program seems the most together in terms of recruiting and career services. These are all young programs so it's hard to tell. Any insight would be greatly appreciated.
I'm happy to help but I need to know firstly what undergrad degree you have. 
