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20 Feb 2025, 03:02
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Hi everyone,
I’m excited to have received offers from McCombs ($50k), Emory Goizueta ($100k), and Georgia Tech ($100k). After scholarships, the tuition costs are:
• McCombs: $70k, Emory: $50k, Georgia Tech: $0 (Full-ride)
I have three years of consulting experience in Asia and aim to pivot into tech. Given the current job market, I’m open to starting in consulting and transitioning into tech later. I’d appreciate your insights on which school might be the best fit:
• McCombs: Strong in both tech and consulting, especially in Texas, but I’ve heard mixed reviews about support for international students and alumni connection.
• Emory Goizueta: Excellent consulting pipeline, but limited tech opportunities.
• Georgia Tech: Full-ride means no financial pressure, but consulting placement isn’t as strong as Goizueta.
• Foster (if admitted): I love Seattle and found the community very supportive, but the job market heavily leans toward tech, which may be challenging.
Any advice or experiences would be greatly appreciated!
I’m excited to have received offers from McCombs ($50k), Emory Goizueta ($100k), and Georgia Tech ($100k). After scholarships, the tuition costs are:
• McCombs: $70k, Emory: $50k, Georgia Tech: $0 (Full-ride)
I have three years of consulting experience in Asia and aim to pivot into tech. Given the current job market, I’m open to starting in consulting and transitioning into tech later. I’d appreciate your insights on which school might be the best fit:
• McCombs: Strong in both tech and consulting, especially in Texas, but I’ve heard mixed reviews about support for international students and alumni connection.
• Emory Goizueta: Excellent consulting pipeline, but limited tech opportunities.
• Georgia Tech: Full-ride means no financial pressure, but consulting placement isn’t as strong as Goizueta.
• Foster (if admitted): I love Seattle and found the community very supportive, but the job market heavily leans toward tech, which may be challenging.
Any advice or experiences would be greatly appreciated!
20 Feb 2025, 19:31
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Each option has trade-offs, but your decision depends on how you prioritize cost, career support, and job prospects. Georgia Tech offers financial freedom, but its consulting placement is weaker than Emory. If consulting is your primary short-term goal, Emory might provide better opportunities. However, McCombs balances tech and consulting well, though support for international students can be mixed. If you get into Foster, it would be strong for tech but may limit consulting options. Consider where you want to work post-MBA—McCombs has a solid Texas network, while Emory and Tech might be better for broader US placements.
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20 Feb 2025, 19:37
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Congratulations for admit...
Its a wide range of option...
IMO Emory & mc combs are both good options.. evaluate on basis of feedback of existing students & alumni... all the best ...
Its a wide range of option...
IMO Emory & mc combs are both good options.. evaluate on basis of feedback of existing students & alumni... all the best ...
