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by Jon@Admissionado » Tue Nov 27, 2012 12:49 am
Well, there are a few directions you can take this: First look at programs with very strong non-profit programs (if this is the sort of education you are talking about), Second to look at schools with strong education programs from which you can benefit. But, frankly, you don't necessarily need that. Meaning, Harvard is not particularly well-known specifically for it's education program, but still with such a strong general management program, obviously you would learn valid things, and be able to succeed in education as an industry as well.

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