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21 May 2021, 15:32
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Hello everyone,
I am thrilled to be back here and share these awesome opportunities with everyone. I am wondering what everyone thinks about these two. I know that UNC is better ranked in business but Notre Dame is a fantastic institution as well.
I am thrilled to be back here and share these awesome opportunities with everyone. I am wondering what everyone thinks about these two. I know that UNC is better ranked in business but Notre Dame is a fantastic institution as well.
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31 May 2021, 09:18
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UNC 50% - overall better program in almost all aspects compared to Notre Dame
01 Jun 2021, 13:29
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Congratulations! Sorry for a late reply 😢
Norte Dame is a great name. It has a very strong undergrad brand but the business school isn’t as highly ranked and that somewhat shows.
Also this ranking difference creates an awkward paradigm between the undergrad students and the grad students. The undergrad students are highly competitive and gets fantastic job offers which doesn’t quite translate for the grad students. UNC is a lot better balanced no at the same time, it’s hard to ignore a full scholarship. I can definitely see a case of someone picking Notre Dame if they’re not looking for on campus recruiting and taking a non-traditional path where they will personally network.
At the same time, if you’re looking for consulting, your prospects will be a lot stronger at UNC.
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Norte Dame is a great name. It has a very strong undergrad brand but the business school isn’t as highly ranked and that somewhat shows.
Also this ranking difference creates an awkward paradigm between the undergrad students and the grad students. The undergrad students are highly competitive and gets fantastic job offers which doesn’t quite translate for the grad students. UNC is a lot better balanced no at the same time, it’s hard to ignore a full scholarship. I can definitely see a case of someone picking Notre Dame if they’re not looking for on campus recruiting and taking a non-traditional path where they will personally network.
At the same time, if you’re looking for consulting, your prospects will be a lot stronger at UNC.
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