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Cranfield or Manchester?

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by Neeraj.Jha » Wed Feb 17, 2010 8:41 pm
Hello,

I have an offer from both Manchester Business School and Cranfield. I hav 8 years of experience and would like to get into Consulting in General management and Strategy.

Could you please help me in shortlisting from either of these two schools.

Thanks in advace.

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Neeraj
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by Lisa Anderson » Fri Feb 19, 2010 4:57 pm
Dear Neeraj,

I find it is best to approach the decision systematically by making a list of what you seek in an MBA program, everything from curriculum offerings to culture to industry connections. Then prioritize the list so you know what is most important to you (i.e., location is more important than marketing coursework). From there, you can compare each school to your list to see if what appears to be a better match for you. If you visited both programs, then that should also help as you experienced the culture of the school firsthand and know how comfortable you felt in each environment.

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Lisa
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by Neeraj.Jha » Fri Feb 19, 2010 6:33 pm
Thanks Lisa


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