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Location: Viet Nam
Schools: Mason '22 (A$) UConn MBA "22 (A$) Northeastern
GMAT 1: 690 Q48 V37
GPA: 3.81
20 Dec 2019, 22:38
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Dear GMAT Club experts,
I have received the full tuition waiver and graduate assistantship from College of William & Mary (GA is $4000 in second year only) and University of Connecticut MBA (GA is more than $10k in first year + health benefits). Which university would you take if you were in my case?
A little information about my background:
-International student with 4 years working in a top-notch Consumer Products company as Financial Planning Analysts. I am now also a team leader for SAP implementation at Marketing department.
-Academic: GMAT 690, GPA 3.81
-My plan is to work as an Analytics Translator or Business Intelligence Specialist post-MBA, in Consumer Products or Technology industry.
-Since my profile is modest, I do not aim at Top Tier Program such as Top 10 and Top 20.
Both programs have STEM designation. The career placement for international students after graduation is what concerns me the most. While W&M has a higher ranking and well-known, Uconn seems to have a more strategic locations since it is between both Boston and New York. Besides, the financial package of UConn really entices me as an international student, though I personally love the welcoming environment of W&M admission team.
Highly appreciate to have your feedback so that I can have a full picture before making my own decision.
Thanks in advance,
I have received the full tuition waiver and graduate assistantship from College of William & Mary (GA is $4000 in second year only) and University of Connecticut MBA (GA is more than $10k in first year + health benefits). Which university would you take if you were in my case?
A little information about my background:
-International student with 4 years working in a top-notch Consumer Products company as Financial Planning Analysts. I am now also a team leader for SAP implementation at Marketing department.
-Academic: GMAT 690, GPA 3.81
-My plan is to work as an Analytics Translator or Business Intelligence Specialist post-MBA, in Consumer Products or Technology industry.
-Since my profile is modest, I do not aim at Top Tier Program such as Top 10 and Top 20.
Both programs have STEM designation. The career placement for international students after graduation is what concerns me the most. While W&M has a higher ranking and well-known, Uconn seems to have a more strategic locations since it is between both Boston and New York. Besides, the financial package of UConn really entices me as an international student, though I personally love the welcoming environment of W&M admission team.
Highly appreciate to have your feedback so that I can have a full picture before making my own decision.
Thanks in advance,
20 Dec 2019, 22:50
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Congratulations. Just follow your heart!
UConn is a large public school. Fairly well known on the east coast. College of WM also has a good reputation. The both of their business schools are generally unknown. But you are getting a free MBA And it seems like you even have some money to offset your living expenses. That’s fantastic your work experience seems to be easily translatable in the US and I feel that as long as you’re open to working in the technical field in area and you’re a sharp guy or young lady, you can land decent role and grow overtime.
Sorry but I have no vote one way or another. I don’t know whole lot about either program. I would also perhaps be leaning towards W&M because it’s an exclusive undergraduate college rather than a massive public university. Anyone has better info?
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UConn is a large public school. Fairly well known on the east coast. College of WM also has a good reputation. The both of their business schools are generally unknown. But you are getting a free MBA And it seems like you even have some money to offset your living expenses. That’s fantastic your work experience seems to be easily translatable in the US and I feel that as long as you’re open to working in the technical field in area and you’re a sharp guy or young lady, you can land decent role and grow overtime.
Sorry but I have no vote one way or another. I don’t know whole lot about either program. I would also perhaps be leaning towards W&M because it’s an exclusive undergraduate college rather than a massive public university. Anyone has better info?
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Hi, I am from Vietnam too, Have you decided yet ? I am also considering William and Mary and Fisher.
I am even working in the same position and industry as you do.
nguyenkhoi6394
Dear GMAT Club experts,
I have received the full tuition waiver and graduate assistantship from College of William & Mary (GA is $4000 in second year only) and University of Connecticut MBA (GA is more than $10k in first year + health benefits). Which university would you take if you were in my case?
A little information about my background:
-International student with 4 years working in a top-notch Consumer Products company as Financial Planning Analysts. I am now also a team leader for SAP implementation at Marketing department.
-Academic: GMAT 690, GPA 3.81
-My plan is to work as an Analytics Translator or Business Intelligence Specialist post-MBA, in Consumer Products or Technology industry.
-Since my profile is modest, I do not aim at Top Tier Program such as Top 10 and Top 20.
Both programs have STEM designation. The career placement for international students after graduation is what concerns me the most. While W&M has a higher ranking and well-known, Uconn seems to have a more strategic locations since it is between both Boston and New York. Besides, the financial package of UConn really entices me as an international student, though I personally love the welcoming environment of W&M admission team.
Highly appreciate to have your feedback so that I can have a full picture before making my own decision.
Thanks in advance,
I have received the full tuition waiver and graduate assistantship from College of William & Mary (GA is $4000 in second year only) and University of Connecticut MBA (GA is more than $10k in first year + health benefits). Which university would you take if you were in my case?
A little information about my background:
-International student with 4 years working in a top-notch Consumer Products company as Financial Planning Analysts. I am now also a team leader for SAP implementation at Marketing department.
-Academic: GMAT 690, GPA 3.81
-My plan is to work as an Analytics Translator or Business Intelligence Specialist post-MBA, in Consumer Products or Technology industry.
-Since my profile is modest, I do not aim at Top Tier Program such as Top 10 and Top 20.
Both programs have STEM designation. The career placement for international students after graduation is what concerns me the most. While W&M has a higher ranking and well-known, Uconn seems to have a more strategic locations since it is between both Boston and New York. Besides, the financial package of UConn really entices me as an international student, though I personally love the welcoming environment of W&M admission team.
Highly appreciate to have your feedback so that I can have a full picture before making my own decision.
Thanks in advance,
Hi, I am from Vietnam too, Have you decided yet ? I am also considering William and Mary and Fisher.
I am even working in the same position and industry as you do.
