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23 Mar 2021, 00:22
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I am confused on which MBA program to choose. I am an international applicant and my target industry is consulting/general management (might change).
1. Haslam ranked 46 in US News
2. Maryland (Smith) ranked 44
3. Carroll ranked 48
Since each program has different advantages I am confused on which to attend.
Haslam pros.
1. Haslam comes with 80% scholarship (only 14K I need to pay) making it very affordable for me.
2. 16 months program
Maryland Pros.
1. Better reputation I think.
2.Location is also way better than Haslam.
But received 60% scholarship making it expensive than Haslam (also living cost), need to pay nearly 50K as tuition.
Carroll pros.
1. Really loved the location but after scholarship I have to pay nearly 70K for 2 years.
Please help me with your kind thoughts.
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1. Haslam ranked 46 in US News
2. Maryland (Smith) ranked 44
3. Carroll ranked 48
Since each program has different advantages I am confused on which to attend.
Haslam pros.
1. Haslam comes with 80% scholarship (only 14K I need to pay) making it very affordable for me.
2. 16 months program
Maryland Pros.
1. Better reputation I think.
2.Location is also way better than Haslam.
But received 60% scholarship making it expensive than Haslam (also living cost), need to pay nearly 50K as tuition.
Carroll pros.
1. Really loved the location but after scholarship I have to pay nearly 70K for 2 years.
Please help me with your kind thoughts.
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23 Mar 2021, 03:45
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Hi
I vote for Haslam as it offers an 80% scholarship, which might not put financial pressure on you, and in terms of reputation, it is pretty close to Maryland (Smith), so after a cost-benefit analysis, you should reach a decision.
Best wishes!
I vote for Haslam as it offers an 80% scholarship, which might not put financial pressure on you, and in terms of reputation, it is pretty close to Maryland (Smith), so after a cost-benefit analysis, you should reach a decision.
Best wishes!
23 Mar 2021, 16:18
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Congrats on your admits!
If you are going to go to a low-ranked program, make sure you get as much scholarship money as you can.
My vote is for the highest-scholarship program
P.S. It is in Knoxville which is a good place to live in TN but it is not East or West coast per se. You will be relying on yourself for recruiting and networking. Make sure you start early! Research employers, research your possibly career tracks, etc.
Good Luck!
BB
If you are going to go to a low-ranked program, make sure you get as much scholarship money as you can.
My vote is for the highest-scholarship program
P.S. It is in Knoxville which is a good place to live in TN but it is not East or West coast per se. You will be relying on yourself for recruiting and networking. Make sure you start early! Research employers, research your possibly career tracks, etc.
Good Luck!
BB
