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05 Dec 2019, 09:34
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Guys! please share your opinion... which b-school should I choose for FT MBA?
1) Baylor (Hankamer)
2) Alabama (Manderson)
3) Auburn (Harbert)
1) Baylor (Hankamer)
2) Alabama (Manderson)
3) Auburn (Harbert)
05 Dec 2019, 11:29
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Hello, Hingba. This is a simple yet quite odd request without any context. If you have been admitted to all three programs, then I suppose you should do some soul-searching and consider why you had wanted to apply to each program in the first place. I am sure you can look up stats on costs, alumni relations, ROE, and so on, but this choice ultimately rests on your shoulders. If you listen to someone else, even a collective voice, and take their thoughts as gospel, without considering your own motivations, then you might want to reconsider pursuing an MBA. If this is purely hypothetical, and you are just beginning to consider programs, then I think you should do your due diligence on all three schools and either narrow the pool or choose all three, but for informed reasons. They are all fine schools.
Good luck.
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05 Dec 2019, 11:59
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Hi. I don’t know much about any of these programs fortunately. My suggestion would be to focus on geography, convenience and location where you want to be long term so you can be within the immediate network of your program. You can also consider the cost and how long they networks including undergrad prestige.
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