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by marco.cagna » Sun Mar 16, 2014 3:29 am
Hi everyone,

I'm an Italian consultant lucky enough to be able to decide between two great schools: Tuck Dartmouth and Haas Berkeley.

I have spent four years working in learning consulting across Europe at Business Performance Institute. Before that, I got my BSc and MSc in Computer Science in Italy.
My post-MBA goals are to either switch over to management consulting or enter an online education / Ed Tech company (and eventually launch my own venture). I'll take the next few months pre-MBA to clarify which path to pursue.

I feel a good fit in both schools (looking for a tigh-knit community), but I'm particularly attracted by Haas Berkeley's core values, which resonate very much with my own values, and the position in the Bay area. I got a scholarship at Tuck, so the tuition cost is almost equivalent.

What would you do?

Happy to share my experience on the application process with anyone interested.
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by moon&star » Wed Mar 19, 2014 9:56 pm
Hi There, If you eventually want to get into entrepreneurship then I think Haas would be a better choice.
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