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from my experience, I can say the ROI of MSU broad is among the best for average students. If you are interested in or want to build a career in supply chain management, you should join this school. the biggest drawback of MSU broad is that it does not offer stem designated MBA and thus international students get only one year OPT.
School is also lenient in offering scholarships and many students in my cohort got a full scholarship. staffs are really helpful and are always ready to help with everything. Another drawback for this school is that it's in Michigan and thus temperature remains low for most of the year and thus students from tropical countries had to take care of that too.
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A major advantage of this program is the culture of collaboration and peer support. The class size is small (around 70) and full of driven and smart, yet humble professionals.
The supply chain management concentration is a world-class program full of high quality professors with an abundance of real-world industry experience. The program offers a unique blend of theoretical frameworks and practitioner consultation.
Future applicants should consider Broad if they want an intense academic experience along with phenomenal peer support. Group project work is as important to the Broad experience as oxygen is to lung function.
The facilities are admittedly subpar, but the school plans to break ground in the near future on a brand new, state of the art building.
The first year class curriculum is quite challenging; it is also well-rounded.
Top employers include Dell, Intel, General Motors, Amazon, Chrysler, Mars, and Johnson & Johnson.
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If supply chain, operations OR sourcing management is your end goal, beyond doubt, this is the one of the best schools that the United States has to offer. The school can boast of some of the most well known faculty in the field of supply chain. The curriculum prepares your extensively for tackling real world problems. Additional emphasis on team work ( most assignments are based on randomly assigned teams ) simulates real world work experience.
Experimental learning is encouraged through various avenues such as project based learning or providing consulting services to local industries and startups. Student run organizations such as Spartan Consulting ( entirely run and managed by MBA's) helps you test your consulting skills right when you are on campus.
Complementing the academics is the excellent breadth of companies that recruit at Broad. We have big names from automotive, tech, consulting and CPG coming to campus and the school has seen healthy growth in the average salary of graduates. The ROI is one of the best in the overall landscape and the average salary range rivals even the top 10 ranked schools.
Summarizing, the program totally helped me meet my goals and far exceeded my expectations from an MBA program.
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Pre-MBA Experience
- Robust pre-MBA networking opportunities with current students and alum base
- Alums' response is quick and supportive
- Generous on scholarship that reduces the financial burden and improves the ROI of the program
Student Experience
- Robust 'Supply Chain' curriculum
- Peers are supportive of your goal and offer integrated support
- Collectivistic culture that drives team-based working spirit
Suggestions for future applicants
- Evaluate your suitability as per school's location
- Location may be an issue for some people
- College is not suitable if you target top consulting companies, such as McKinsey and Bain, or Investment Banking
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@ayushkumar22941 This is very helpful, thanks! Are there any options to take up one year STEM certified MS courses in your second year? Or is anything else offered for STEM eligibility?
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Update: They do offer a STEM MBA now.