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22 May 2020, 01:48
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I have to choose between UCLA Anderson (at full price; ~$220k) vs. IIM Bangalore (~$33k) for Class of 2022.
I have 4yrs experience in Data Science/ Analytics consulting primarily for US-based healthcare clients. I plan to delve into Product Management/Tech roles post MBA.
In a non-covid19 world, I recognize that UCLA would give me a more global reach as compared to IIM B. However, considering the uncertainties around OPT/H1B and the impending recession, which program should I go for?
I have 4yrs experience in Data Science/ Analytics consulting primarily for US-based healthcare clients. I plan to delve into Product Management/Tech roles post MBA.
In a non-covid19 world, I recognize that UCLA would give me a more global reach as compared to IIM B. However, considering the uncertainties around OPT/H1B and the impending recession, which program should I go for?
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22 May 2020, 05:26
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Tough question. Are you more concerned about the comparative risk of infection in Los Angeles vs. Bangalore?
Or the substantial difference in cost?
How do the two schools do in helping other students with similar goals get jobs, and what do those jobs pay?
What are your post MBA plans for 3 / 5 / 10 years if you attend IIMB or Anderson?
I don't know anything about IIMB, so I'm not sure how much help I'll provide you ... so, just asking a few questions ...
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Or the substantial difference in cost?
How do the two schools do in helping other students with similar goals get jobs, and what do those jobs pay?
What are your post MBA plans for 3 / 5 / 10 years if you attend IIMB or Anderson?
I don't know anything about IIMB, so I'm not sure how much help I'll provide you ... so, just asking a few questions ...
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22 May 2020, 06:54
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I believe the comparative risk of infection should be pretty much the same.
The cost difference is concerning only if there are policy changes/ delays which affect OPT/H1B options as that'd mean a huge debt. Are there any updates on this front? And, assuming the worst case scenario of OPT/H1B being scrapped, what do the options look like for an international UCLA grad?
Post-MBA, in the short-term I'd like to work in the HealthTech space and since it isn't a big thing in IIM B currently, UCLA does fit my aspirations a lot better - access to Bio-tech majors in California, healthcare focused electives etc.
