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16 Jul 2020, 11:03
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Hi,
I recently received acceptances to Columbia & MIT's respective deferred admissions programs. I'm pretty torn - as they are early admissions, there's no info about aid/scholarships.
I'll be working in New York post-grad for at least a few years in a somewhat technical role at a bulge-bracket bank. I am unsure of what I want to pivot to after MBA - most likely product management at FAANG, or possibly consulting (MBB) or investment management.
I went to a Top 25 undergrad business program, and had a very strong GPA & GMAT score. Any advice is appreciated! Thanks in advance.
I recently received acceptances to Columbia & MIT's respective deferred admissions programs. I'm pretty torn - as they are early admissions, there's no info about aid/scholarships.
I'll be working in New York post-grad for at least a few years in a somewhat technical role at a bulge-bracket bank. I am unsure of what I want to pivot to after MBA - most likely product management at FAANG, or possibly consulting (MBB) or investment management.
I went to a Top 25 undergrad business program, and had a very strong GPA & GMAT score. Any advice is appreciated! Thanks in advance.
16 Jul 2020, 12:17
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Columbia seems pretty obvious given your goals. Pretty strong finance and MBB touch. Ivy league tag and they have a great placement. NYC and Boston are both pretty expensive to live in.
Let me tell you one insider fact. MIT is an awesome school with a tie up with Harvard for transfer/ exchange. But quite frankly MIT and Yale are well, just names. Columbia is Columbia. If I had to choose one, I would Choose Columbia given that you got NYC job
