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by khanjee » Wed Apr 12, 2017 8:30 am
HI Everyone! Please advise

I got Low GMAT so applied mainly to mid tier universities, but my essays/recommendation and experience were good, now I got selected into Three Universities - Till date. I want you guys to suggest me which school to choose from based on the tuition fees and the reputation of the university. (Inter.. Student - Mech Engineer)
1. Madison Wisconsin (not yet selected) Good Repute/Ranking but relatively high Tuition fee (~ 66K)
2. N.C Jenkins School Good Repute but less than the #01 but very very high Tuition fee ~78K
3. IOWA State University Less repute but very affordable ~48K
4. Ohio State Universtiy Less Repute but Very affordabel ~48K

I have to select, please note that i am professional mechanical Engineer a fertilizer industry in Pakistan. I dont want to spend too much money but if program is very good i may gamble my money. Please Advise
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by ParryB » Mon Jan 21, 2019 1:24 pm
What was your GMAT score? And, which university did you end up selecting? I am interested in the Jenkins and I just needed your 2 cents.
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Re: Business School Selection Dilemma

by ssrivastava » Tue Jun 30, 2020 2:30 am
Your decision must depend on the following:
1) What was your GMAT score? Can you improve upon it enough to get considered by better schools?

You will be doing MBA only once. So, if you man manage a better GMAT score, you can get into must better school. You ROI will be much better if you for better B schools eventhough they may be costly.
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Re: Business School Selection Dilemma

by AlexaBliss » Mon Aug 31, 2020 9:58 pm
nice post.
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Re: Business School Selection Dilemma

by Sean Maloney » Tue Sep 22, 2020 2:23 pm
Definitely Wisconsin. Interesting, what did you choose?
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