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by abhishekjindal » Thu Jan 06, 2011 11:13 am
Hi,

I have got admits from
1. BU with 59K schol (MS.MBA)
2. ASU with 50% schol + 3500GA/PA (MBA + MSIM)
3. UCI with 30K Schol
4. Rotman 0Schol

I am planning to go for IT consulting and have an experience of four years in IT.

Would like to know your opinions to help me make a decision.
Regards,

Abhishek

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by Tani » Thu Jan 06, 2011 4:53 pm
Fantastic record! You should be very proud!

I can't tell you where to go, especially since I don't know how important scholarships and the extra degrees are to you, but you can do a little research that will help your decision. Make a list of dream employers in your target field and see where they interview and hire. Most schools will tell you who interviews on campus and where their graduates work. You can even try calling hte HR department from a couple of companies and ask for a 15 minute informational interview. They will sometimes be happy to tell you which schools work best for them.

In the end, you can't make a horrible decision. These are all fine schools and anyone of them will give you a great education.
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