Hi,
I have zeroed down on two options for my MBA studies and have to take a call within this week on which one to accept.
The schools in consideration are Syracuse(Whitman) & Case Western(Weatherhead).
After all analysis, these colleges are more or less similar. The only factor that is surprising is about 35 students out of a 73 people class in Syracuse are Indian. I see this as a red-flag, though haven't been able to come to objective conclusion as GMAT scores over the last 3 years do not suggest a fall in quality.
Moreover, at Case(Weatherhead) there has been a lot of change in terms of deans and leaders over the last few years; plus, it is only asking for a minimum GPA maintenance of 2.5 (60 credit course) over Syracuse's 3.0 (54 credit course).
Any help and/or suggestions will be of immense help.
Thanks a ton,
Sudipt
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Hi Sudipt,
Congratulations on acceptances to both schools! You're right in that both schools are rather similar. What isn't quite clear is what exactly you want to do post-MBA? If you could share that it might help put some more distance between these two options.
Congratulations on acceptances to both schools! You're right in that both schools are rather similar. What isn't quite clear is what exactly you want to do post-MBA? If you could share that it might help put some more distance between these two options.
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That's a great plan, and I wish you the best of luck, but that'll be hard for anyone. Especially if you're international. What's your Plan B?
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So if you're interested in supply chain, then Whitman has a bit of an edge. They even have a supply chain management track so that could be right up your alley!
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