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HELP!! Kellogg 1Y vs. Duke 2Y (25% scholarship)

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by msdc » Thu Jan 02, 2014 2:29 pm
Hey guys, I happen to have a difficult school choices on the table and I would appreciate your opinions/help...
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by brianlange77 » Sat Jan 04, 2014 2:05 pm
Can't go wrong either way -- both great schools. I'm biased (Fuqua 05, 9 years in marketing) -- but you are certainly not the first to face a similar choice. I encourage you to think about the 'surroundings' as well... 2 years in Durham, NC is quite different than two years in Chicago.

Talk to alums -- the admissions office should get you connected. Also, I'd be transparent w/ the admissions offices, you never know how else they might be able to help inform/sway your decision.

Remember -- there is not a magic choice here. Look at the companies that have hired marketing people from Kellogg and Fuqua the past two years -- which list looks more 'like' the type of company you want to go to (short-term and long-term?)

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