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05 Jul 2008, 06:43
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Thanks for the link.
What does a PhD in Neuroscience have that I don't? Wait, I think I just answered my question.
Really though, there were some really impressive students and some that were relatively average (in terms of top MBA students). When looking at that resume book, you have to take out the summer internship and then look at the rest of the company names. At first when I scrolled through, I just looked at the top name in the list and promptly put Wharton in the "shot at rejection not worth my $200 application fee" pile. After looking through it again, there are some run of the mill resumes.
What does a PhD in Neuroscience have that I don't? Wait, I think I just answered my question.
Really though, there were some really impressive students and some that were relatively average (in terms of top MBA students). When looking at that resume book, you have to take out the summer internship and then look at the rest of the company names. At first when I scrolled through, I just looked at the top name in the list and promptly put Wharton in the "shot at rejection not worth my $200 application fee" pile. After looking through it again, there are some run of the mill resumes.
05 Jul 2008, 08:56
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Yeah, you gotta google "wharton hcm;" googling "wharton health care management" etc. won't bring up the right link.
https://hc.wharton.upenn.edu/programs_mba_students.htm
Click on the little HCMG Resume Book logo on the right of the page to download the pdf.
https://hc.wharton.upenn.edu/programs_mba_students.htm
Click on the little HCMG Resume Book logo on the right of the page to download the pdf.
thanks Terry!! that's really helpful
05 Jul 2008, 09:08
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highhopes
Thanks for the link.
What does a PhD in Neuroscience have that I don't? Wait, I think I just answered my question.
Really though, there were some really impressive students and some that were relatively average (in terms of top MBA students). When looking at that resume book, you have to take out the summer internship and then look at the rest of the company names. At first when I scrolled through, I just looked at the top name in the list and promptly put Wharton in the "shot at rejection not worth my $200 application fee" pile. After looking through it again, there are some run of the mill resumes.
What does a PhD in Neuroscience have that I don't? Wait, I think I just answered my question.
Really though, there were some really impressive students and some that were relatively average (in terms of top MBA students). When looking at that resume book, you have to take out the summer internship and then look at the rest of the company names. At first when I scrolled through, I just looked at the top name in the list and promptly put Wharton in the "shot at rejection not worth my $200 application fee" pile. After looking through it again, there are some run of the mill resumes.
Oh boy. Some of these folks have outstanding degree credentials - PhDs, MDs, etc. There are a few "more normal" resumes but there's an equal number with high-brand companies listed...I think I need to do a bit more research to figure out if this program is right for me or if I'll shoot myself in the foot by thinking I'm even in the running.
Cheers,
ac.
Not that I am not fine now 
