Okay, so here's what the various programs offer. I can't comment specifically on PT programs, but there is usually a chasm between FT and PT students, mostly because of scheduling differences. Anyway, for FT programs...
All offer strong alumni networks, all well known, all good global mgt - so no difference there
Haas - tech, entrepreneur, marketing, Silicon Valley connections, Pacific Rim conncections, social venture
Stern - Finance, Wall Street connections, European connections
Kellogg - Marketing, finance, general management
Can't go wrong in any of those places. However, since grads tend to stick around their schools, you should decide where you want to live. If you are an East Coast guy, Stern. If you want to live in the Midwest, Kellogg. And Haas for West Coast. The point is that as your career progress, you will want to draw on your fellow alumni to get business / jobs. And there will be a bigger concentration of fellow alumni in those regions. Same with undergrad alum. And strangely, that matters A LOT. In fact, one Stanford professor did a study and concluded that the biggest value of an MBA program is the social network you create, more than the classroom education you get.
So there's my 2 cents! Hope its helpful!
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