Hi,
I am applying to some schools in the US this year but I may use a little help here deciding about where to apply ?
I am an engineer (IT) by my undergrad education and have about 3 yrs of work experience.
I am looking for schools that are known for placing graduates in technology industry. I want to go into strategic planning or business development for a major technology company (such as google)
The colleges i have on my list are :
1) UCB -Haas and UCLA Anderson : reason - california (plz tell me if my reasoning here is right for both the schools)
2) CMU Tepper : Strong focus on Quantitative learning and also, they have a separate technology leadership track ( I'm assuming it's for targeting tech companies )
3) Darden UVA : Solely for the case method ( as I want to go into strategy and this particular style of teaching appeals to me )
Please let me know if i need to add any other school or remove any from the list.
Thanks
Viraj
I am applying to some schools in the US this year but I may use a little help here deciding about where to apply ?
I am an engineer (IT) by my undergrad education and have about 3 yrs of work experience.
I am looking for schools that are known for placing graduates in technology industry. I want to go into strategic planning or business development for a major technology company (such as google)
The colleges i have on my list are :
1) UCB -Haas and UCLA Anderson : reason - california (plz tell me if my reasoning here is right for both the schools)
2) CMU Tepper : Strong focus on Quantitative learning and also, they have a separate technology leadership track ( I'm assuming it's for targeting tech companies )
3) Darden UVA : Solely for the case method ( as I want to go into strategy and this particular style of teaching appeals to me )
Please let me know if i need to add any other school or remove any from the list.
Thanks
Viraj
) to your list, McCombs and Georgia Tech too. Sloan can be nice for the MIT connections.
