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by daredreamdo » Mon Mar 17, 2014 7:34 pm
Hello,
I need some expert advice to make a career decision. I have an admit from Price college of business and also an admit from UIUC, MBA program. I know UIUC is ranked very well but it has offered very little aid. I am probably going to invest about 40K for Price MBA and about 100K for an MBA from UIUC. I was wondering if some one can comment on what choice would be preferred. A high ranked school and a loan of 100K or a low ranked school and a loan of 40K. If possible, can youplease also speculate as to how long it would take to recoup the money invested in each school. Thank you so much.
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