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Re: Which school? Austin Vs.Purdue with tuition waiver [#permalink]
I was in the same boat. I turned down a full ride at another institution to attend Texas. Granted, I'm a Texas resident and I got some additional money, but free vs. not free was a tough decision regardless. In the end, Austin is simply where I wanted to be from a school and living perspective.

I agree with Cereals; contact McCombs and tell them about your situation. They may cough up tons of cash, they may tell you to shove it. Hold off on any decision until you do that.
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I think the biggest consideration here is what you want to do after business schools. Also, where do you want to live after business school. Purdue is definitely more of a regional school. If you want to be in Chicago, Indianapolis or Detroit you'll have plenty of great connections. However, if you want to go to New York or San Francisco, you will have a tougher path. UT McCombs isn't a national powerhouse necessarily, but you will have better connections and a very strong undergraduate network to tap into.
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