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April 15, 2024 11:45pm ET

Enrolled: Undecided

Admitted: Dartmouth / Tuck , Michigan / Ross $

$80000

, NYU Stern , UCLA Anderson $

$120000

, Yale SOM

Applied: Berkeley / Haas, Dartmouth / Tuck, Michigan / Ross, NYU Stern, UCLA Anderson, Yale SOM

Entering Year: 2024

Post MBA Career: Investment Banking

GMAT: 740

Notes:

Torned between Ross and Tuck. Had a great time interacting with students, AOs and alumni and really love the community strength of both schools. Career-wise it seems Tuck has a stronger finance placement but the money from Ross is hard to reject... Still waiting for the scholarship negotiation result from Tuck.

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alexbr4 Verified User. Likes Earned: 1580 You have some really good options, all around. Are you switching into investment banking? Are you wanting to be in NYC, post MBA? (0)

anon76043 Likes Earned: 19 I now work in banking; nyc would be ideal but open to other offices as long as the firms sponsor me (international) (0)

eliot Verified User. Likes Earned: 1857 Congrats on your acceptances. It sounds like you would enjoy either Tuck or Ross. How much scholarship would Tuck have to provide for you to select Tuck? (0)

anon10646 Likes Earned: 763 I'd agree that Tuck has a higher placement ceiling. I tended to see stronger placement and lean to EBs from Tuck, while Ross includes more Tier 2/3 BBs and MM (at least around the cycles while I was recruiting). Both have several banks which sponsor on their 'top employers' list for last available report (Tuck has their 23/24 up, while Ross has 22/23). I'm slightly biased since Tuck alumi were instrumental in me getting superday invites (even though I didn't go to Tuck), which supports their engaged network reputation. (1)