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08 May 2023, 08:56
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Hello all,
I recently had 3 offers from IESE, Esade and IE for their MiM (Master in Managment).
I'm really happy but it's really hard to make a choice... and I would
love to have your opinion.
From what I understood, IESE brand recognition is more important than Esade and IE, especially in the US.
But the MiM program is new and I don't really know what it's worth. It's also around 45k€.
IE Madrid looks good, but the fees are important and a lot of people are telling me that MiM selectivity is quite low. On the other hand, Esade is cheaper 33k vs. 43k) and seems pretty similar to IE but I have read that the Univ is not that well considered internationally.
Given that I want to continue on to an Msc in the USA to work there, do you think that the choice betwee these 3 schools makes a big difference? I know that US recruiters don't pay much attention to European schools.
Thanks for your help !
I recently had 3 offers from IESE, Esade and IE for their MiM (Master in Managment).
I'm really happy but it's really hard to make a choice... and I would
love to have your opinion.
From what I understood, IESE brand recognition is more important than Esade and IE, especially in the US.
But the MiM program is new and I don't really know what it's worth. It's also around 45k€.
IE Madrid looks good, but the fees are important and a lot of people are telling me that MiM selectivity is quite low. On the other hand, Esade is cheaper 33k vs. 43k) and seems pretty similar to IE but I have read that the Univ is not that well considered internationally.
Given that I want to continue on to an Msc in the USA to work there, do you think that the choice betwee these 3 schools makes a big difference? I know that US recruiters don't pay much attention to European schools.
Thanks for your help !
08 May 2023, 09:23
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Hm... interesting question. I think the main question is how you plan to transition into the US?
Recruit cold with an H1B required? That's usually a tough proposition. It would be better/easier to attend a program in the US that gives you a 3-year work permit with STEM OPT....
Recruit cold with an H1B required? That's usually a tough proposition. It would be better/easier to attend a program in the US that gives you a 3-year work permit with STEM OPT....
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08 May 2023, 23:09
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Hi hovahhhh hope this finds you well
Congratulations on the admits! If your objective is to get an MSc in the USA, I am unable to see how an MiM fits into your academic and professional journey. Generally, people tend to go for specialized sciences degrees first before they seek business management degrees. Also, it's really difficult to provide any advice without knowing your pre-MiM education and professional background. But overall, think about why you would want an MiM if you could directly apply for a US MSc program and save time and money.
Best wishes
