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09 Dec 2021, 22:58
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Which of these two schools would be a better option for an international student?
GT Scheller
- Full GRA (Full tuition waived + monthly stipend)
- Adcom and current students mentioned that Scheller is expecting STEM designation by March (They said, Approval is pending with Homeland Security). Personally, I do not know how much to rely on this information.
- As per employment report, Scheller seems to be sending more people to Tech than Goizueta. However, on an overall level Goizueta has better placement stats.
Emory Goizueta
- Scholarship to the amount of 65% of tuition costs
- Has an existing STEM designated Business Analysis track
- Employment report shows strong outcomes for Consulting and Finance but less for Tech and Product Management (only 2%)
Please do share any pros and cons that you may know for each school, or if there are any additional data points that I should look at.
As an international student, if I am unable to continue working in the US after 3 years post graduation, and I have to look for opportunities in other geographies - would the reputation of the school/parent university matter more? Or will my work experience for those 3 years be given more emphasis?
GT Scheller
- Full GRA (Full tuition waived + monthly stipend)
- Adcom and current students mentioned that Scheller is expecting STEM designation by March (They said, Approval is pending with Homeland Security). Personally, I do not know how much to rely on this information.
- As per employment report, Scheller seems to be sending more people to Tech than Goizueta. However, on an overall level Goizueta has better placement stats.
Emory Goizueta
- Scholarship to the amount of 65% of tuition costs
- Has an existing STEM designated Business Analysis track
- Employment report shows strong outcomes for Consulting and Finance but less for Tech and Product Management (only 2%)
Please do share any pros and cons that you may know for each school, or if there are any additional data points that I should look at.
As an international student, if I am unable to continue working in the US after 3 years post graduation, and I have to look for opportunities in other geographies - would the reputation of the school/parent university matter more? Or will my work experience for those 3 years be given more emphasis?
09 Dec 2021, 23:16
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Congratulations on your admits! And scholarships!
Interesting you are so focused in Atlanta area 😎 - somewhat unusual for international applicants who apply all over the US.
What aspect to point out is that Georgia tech is smaller as a program and would have less pull for on campus recruiting.
I’m a bit surprised about tech recruiting and product management recruiting since Amazon and tech companies have been recruiting everyone and anyone in the last 6 months… I know abhimahna was recruiting for tech and was successful.
In terms of stem and work permit, you can’t count on it. Unfortunately. Well, you can but you never know how things will turn out…. And three years after graduation, you would most likely be using your net work from your job though at the same time, if things go bad, you would be reaching out to a lot of your classmates and people who made during business school. Three years is kind of the point where you’re still probably somewhat in touch and they still somewhat remember you but you were recruiting years after business school, will be determined by your job and career trajectory after business school. At the same time, it’s not the end of the world if you don’t land McKenzie out of business school. A lot of people change their jobs after the first year for a variety of reasons. Things are super fluid right now.
And at the end of the day, I feel he would probably be recruiting off-campus and on your own and either of these programs…. But STEM certification is a bit of a concern. I feel it would actually be safer to get a three-year stem and pay 45% tuition at a stronger brand program. This would be my choice.
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Interesting you are so focused in Atlanta area 😎 - somewhat unusual for international applicants who apply all over the US.
What aspect to point out is that Georgia tech is smaller as a program and would have less pull for on campus recruiting.
I’m a bit surprised about tech recruiting and product management recruiting since Amazon and tech companies have been recruiting everyone and anyone in the last 6 months… I know abhimahna was recruiting for tech and was successful.
In terms of stem and work permit, you can’t count on it. Unfortunately. Well, you can but you never know how things will turn out…. And three years after graduation, you would most likely be using your net work from your job though at the same time, if things go bad, you would be reaching out to a lot of your classmates and people who made during business school. Three years is kind of the point where you’re still probably somewhat in touch and they still somewhat remember you but you were recruiting years after business school, will be determined by your job and career trajectory after business school. At the same time, it’s not the end of the world if you don’t land McKenzie out of business school. A lot of people change their jobs after the first year for a variety of reasons. Things are super fluid right now.
And at the end of the day, I feel he would probably be recruiting off-campus and on your own and either of these programs…. But STEM certification is a bit of a concern. I feel it would actually be safer to get a three-year stem and pay 45% tuition at a stronger brand program. This would be my choice.
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