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by malhotneha » Mon Jun 01, 2009 1:09 pm
Hi there,

I have secured admission in the following three schools:

-University of Washington (Foster), WA
-Clemson University, SC
-Thunderbird School of Mgmt., AZ

My career evolves around CRM....and I am now having difficulty choosing from the schools above.

Can someone help me with the positives and negatives for the above schools.

Cheers.
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by Lisa Anderson » Tue Jun 02, 2009 9:54 am
Dear malhotneha,

Congratulations on your offers of admissions! You have some great programs to choose from, so I can see why you are struggling. The best way to determine which school fits you best is to make a list of what you seek in a program (i.e., curriculum, resources, placement, networking, etc.) and then prioritize the list. From there, you can compare each school to your list to see which one measures up well. Don't forget the importance of the culture of the school--you want to feel comfortable as you will be spending almost all of your time there.

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