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January 24, 2018 3:36pm ET

Enrolled: Undecided

Admitted: Chicago Booth $ , Columbia Business School , Dartmouth / Tuck , Northwestern / Kellogg

Applied: Chicago Booth, Columbia Business School, Dartmouth / Tuck, Harvard Business School, Northwestern / Kellogg, Penn / Wharton, Yale SOM

Entering Year: 2020

Post MBA Career: Consulting, Pharmaceutical, Other

GMAT: 760

GPA: 3.1

Location: USA

Notes:

I literally have no idea where to go. I know each of the schools is very different, but there are things about each of them that I like. I was waitlisted at Yale, but I should probably withdraw from the WL at this point. Any advice or feedback on any of the schools would be much appreciated!

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anon24035 Likes Earned: 0 Come to Columbia!!! Can't beat the NYC location. (0)

anon48766 Likes Earned: 1 Yeah for consulting, I'd go Columbia. NYC is such a hub-- way more connected than Chicago. (0)

alexbr4 Verified User. Likes Earned: 1845 I think it really does come down to personal fit, Chicago, Columbia or Kellogg, with a slight edge. All schools will give you access to MBB etc. (0)

anon46588 Likes Earned: 0 Congrats!! What an excellent set of options. Sounds like some extensive pro/con lists would help, focused on fit. (0)

anon17684 Likes Earned: 1 come on mate...join us in Booth :) (0)

anon10010 Likes Earned: 0 Is 150K columbia fellowship or scholarship? how did you land that much? (0)

veritasprepmartene Likes Earned: 0 NICE!!!! I would say to remove yourself from Yale's wl because I think the other 3 are stronger programs with regard to pursuing a career in consulting. All 3 schools are on the target list for consulting firms with Kellogg having a slight edge in its reputation for being a "consulting" school. I think you might get a more well-rounded MBA experience at either Kellogg or Booth (0)