Undecided - 01-10-2019 | Clear Admit DecisionWire

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January 10, 2019 10:43am ET

Enrolled: Undecided

Admitted: Cornell / Johnson $ , Dartmouth / Tuck $

Applied: Cornell / Johnson, Dartmouth / Tuck, UPenn / Wharton

Entering Year: 2019

Post MBA Career: Investment Banking

GMAT: 700

Notes:

On the fence. Really liked the culture at Tuck but hard to turn down the $$ at Johnson

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anon92855 Likes Earned: 0 Congrats! With a post MBA career in IB, however, I would not worry too much about $$ (long term-wise). Also, I would put Tuck a tier higher than Cornell. (0)

anon77703 Likes Earned: 1 Can you afford Tuck? (0)

anon62505 Likes Earned: 0 anon77703, I can afford neither lol. Most of financing will come from loans (0)

alexbr4 Verified User. Likes Earned: 1581 If you can make it happen, Tuck should provide you more opportunities, it is a tier above. That said, the gulf between the two is not huge. (0)

anon60673 Likes Earned: 0 Cornell's culture is also amazing ! (0)

anon97226 Likes Earned: 1 $60K might seem like a lot now, but it won’t be that much over the course of you’re career (especially going into IB). Personally, I would choose Tuck. (0)

anon64634 Likes Earned: 0 Johnson is known for banking! If working for a prestigious bank is your goal, I'd pick Johnson. (0)