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Updated on: 17 Jan 2022, 22:13
Originally posted by RightAwaySir on 16 Dec 2021, 17:05.
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Personally I feel Anderson is more established. USC has been hacking the rankings with their numbers. It makes no sense why their numbers jumped in a year the school did not have a dean and on paper did not nothing changed. Just does not add up.
Anderson does have a great career services center but it is focused on FT students. I’m not sure how much FaceTime you will get there.
For part-time programs recruiting is not their big concern it’s kind of on your shoulders. I guess the big question is why do you need an MBA and how to help you advance. That really is a question of do you really need two or three years to wait until you graduate and then make your move or can you make your career jump move now?
At the same time, it seems like you were tight on time when you were applying so you didn’t quite research the ins and outs of everything. It may be worth spending a week or two on LinkedIn and checking the networks that UCLA versus USC four your desired job positions. Keep in mind to look at the business school graduates rather than undergrad because both of the schools have highly rated undergrad.
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Anderson does have a great career services center but it is focused on FT students. I’m not sure how much FaceTime you will get there.
For part-time programs recruiting is not their big concern it’s kind of on your shoulders. I guess the big question is why do you need an MBA and how to help you advance. That really is a question of do you really need two or three years to wait until you graduate and then make your move or can you make your career jump move now?
At the same time, it seems like you were tight on time when you were applying so you didn’t quite research the ins and outs of everything. It may be worth spending a week or two on LinkedIn and checking the networks that UCLA versus USC four your desired job positions. Keep in mind to look at the business school graduates rather than undergrad because both of the schools have highly rated undergrad.
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Updated on: 17 Jan 2022, 22:13
Originally posted by RightAwaySir on 16 Dec 2021, 20:38.
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and I wanted to set realistic expectations
