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by Personal MBA Coach » Fri Aug 04, 2017 1:01 pm
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by Aabshar3 » Tue Dec 12, 2017 1:26 am
Hello Scott,
I am a doctor working in India. I run a telemedicine startup for cancer patients. I have been offered a place in Vanderbilt Owen's class of 2020 with a considerable scholarship, and have been put on wait list at UNC. I am having a hard time deciding whether to wait for UNC's answer in summer or to go with Vanderbilt. Personally I loved Nashville and Owen's culture on my visit to campus. My future goal is to work with med devices/pharma/biotech. What is your take on it?
In anticipation of your answer.
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by Personal MBA Coach » Tue Dec 12, 2017 1:25 pm
Aabshar3 wrote:Hello Scott,
I am a doctor working in India. I run a telemedicine startup for cancer patients. I have been offered a place in Vanderbilt Owen's class of 2020 with a considerable scholarship, and have been put on wait list at UNC. I am having a hard time deciding whether to wait for UNC's answer in summer or to go with Vanderbilt. Personally I loved Nashville and Owen's culture on my visit to campus. My future goal is to work with med devices/pharma/biotech. What is your take on it?
In anticipation of your answer.
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Aabshar
Aabshar,

Thank you for your post. Congrats on both your medical accomplishments and the acceptance / scholarship! Both are great schools. UNC is really good for healthcare, though you could also do great things at Vandy. Given how waitlists work, I would go for Vanderbilt and start planning for your future. Plus the scholarship helps.

Best of luck!

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Re: Personal MBA Coach founder & Wharton grad to answer ?s

by paxtonleiny » Tue Oct 24, 2023 5:30 pm
I appreciate the feedback. Congratulations on being accepted and receiving the scholarship. They're both excellent learning institutions. If healthcare is your focus, UNC is an excellent choice; however, Vanderbilt is also a strong option. Given the nature of waitlists, my advice is to choose Vanderbilt and begin making plans for your future. The financial aid is a plus, too.
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