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17 Nov 2013, 17:42
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Duke's by comparison is 86%, but most people agree Kellogg is superior to Duke. Is there some secondary factor I'm missing (e.g. international students, just in time hiring, etc)
17 Nov 2013, 23:10
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I think that the international student aspect is a huge factor. Emory recently made the decision to cut their admissions of international students from 40%+ of the total class to around 30%, and their employment statistics subsequently shot up to 97%.
It's also important to look at the specialties of each school. For example, Northwestern is great for rotational leadership programs, but the availability those positions is not as high as it used to be.
Regional changes could also be an issue (Detroit's bankruptcy) but I don't think that it's too much of a factor...
IMO the international students is the highest.
I'm curious - has anyone ever correlated the top business school's percentage of international students with percentage employed 3 months after graduation?
It's also important to look at the specialties of each school. For example, Northwestern is great for rotational leadership programs, but the availability those positions is not as high as it used to be.
Regional changes could also be an issue (Detroit's bankruptcy) but I don't think that it's too much of a factor...
IMO the international students is the highest.
I'm curious - has anyone ever correlated the top business school's percentage of international students with percentage employed 3 months after graduation?
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17 Nov 2013, 23:41
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I thought Kellogg and Duke have similar international student %. Also, did you check whether Kellogg number included only FT MBA or PT MBA, JD-MBA, MMM etc. as well ?
