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I don't work here. But, I enjoy being a sounding board for people trying to make a life altering decision. In order for me (and so many others) who, like me, enjoy helping, I make the following request:
Please, when making a "which school should I pick" post, give us the following information (at a minimum):
1) Where were you admitted?
2) Are there any schools on your wait list you'd want to potentially consider if you were to find out, later today, you got in?
3) What is the all-in cost to you and your family for you to attend each school (i.e., after living expenses, scholarships and employer-funded contributions)?
4) Will you have to borrow any of that amount?
5) What did you study in undergraduate? What was your GPA and GMAT?
6) Do you have any other graduate degrees? If so, in what? And, if so, why aren't you sticking with that field?
7) Generally, what sorts of roles have you enjoyed and/or found the most success at since your undergraduate experience?
8) In a perfect world, after your MBA, what would be your career of choice, and where would you be living while you pursued this wonderful career?
9) In a sub-optimal world, what's your second and third choices for career and/or location?
10) Is there anything else you think highly relevant to our advice-giving efforts? (Like, my family will disown me if I go to _____ University even though they gave me a full-ride! Etc.)
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This gives us all of the information we'd need to be able to reasonably give you the advice your wanting. TIA.
Please, when making a "which school should I pick" post, give us the following information (at a minimum):
1) Where were you admitted?
2) Are there any schools on your wait list you'd want to potentially consider if you were to find out, later today, you got in?
3) What is the all-in cost to you and your family for you to attend each school (i.e., after living expenses, scholarships and employer-funded contributions)?
4) Will you have to borrow any of that amount?
5) What did you study in undergraduate? What was your GPA and GMAT?
6) Do you have any other graduate degrees? If so, in what? And, if so, why aren't you sticking with that field?
7) Generally, what sorts of roles have you enjoyed and/or found the most success at since your undergraduate experience?
8) In a perfect world, after your MBA, what would be your career of choice, and where would you be living while you pursued this wonderful career?
9) In a sub-optimal world, what's your second and third choices for career and/or location?
10) Is there anything else you think highly relevant to our advice-giving efforts? (Like, my family will disown me if I go to _____ University even though they gave me a full-ride! Etc.)
++++++++++++++++++++++
This gives us all of the information we'd need to be able to reasonably give you the advice your wanting. TIA.
