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by gmatlurker321 » Tue May 28, 2013 9:29 am
Hello everyone. I wanted to know what is the general consensus in terms of USC Marshall PM program.

I've been reading about the disconnect between the career center and the students, and the fallen rankings from the prior years. I'm not sure if this is because of the director of the career center leaving the program, or the program in general is not doing well. I do know that USC hired a new career director so I am assuming the job placement will be stronger in the following years.

The reason why I want to pursue an MBA is because I have no room for growth within my company and I eventually want to shift my career into high-tech and move to the bay area if possible. Is USC's job placement in the bay area decent, or does it only place majority of the students in LA? I can't seem to find information whether they place a good number of students in high-tech as well. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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