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April 7, 2025 2:22pm ET

Enrolled: Undecided

Admitted: Berkeley / Haas $

$70000

, U. Chicago Booth $

$40000

, Dartmouth / Tuck , Michigan / Ross , Northwestern / Kellogg $

$110000

Applied: Berkeley / Haas, U. Chicago Booth, Dartmouth / Tuck, Duke / Fuqua, Harvard Business School, Michigan / Ross, Northwestern / Kellogg

Entering Year: 2025

Post MBA Career: Consulting, Technology Companies: Accenture, Bain, BCG, McKinsey, Apple, Google, Microsoft

GRE: 330

GPA: 3.81

Location: Washington, D.C.

Notes:

Goal is to land a tech PM role or pivot to management consulting (currently in tech consulting). My gut instinct is to take the $ from Kellogg but I'm intrigued by Haas' high placement in tech and smaller program size. Dartmouth was originally a top choice (close to family), but no scholarship makes it a tough sell. Am I overthinking this?

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alexbr4 Verified User. Likes Earned: 1763 Do you want to be on the east coast, post MBA? I’d think that would favor Kellogg, with their scholarship, they’re also in a slightly higher tier, over Tuck and Haas. Kellogg also aligns well with your professional goals. (0)

eliot Verified User. Likes Earned: 1964 Congrats on your acceptances to Kellogg ($110k), Haas ($70k), Booth ($40k), Tuck and Ross. All of these are great MBA programs. You mentioned that you are deciding between Kellogg and Haas. Kellogg with a $110k scholarship sounds like the best all-around option given that it is a top MBA program with a strong track record of placement in both consulting and tech and they are offering the largest scholarship. Having said this, you should also factor in your personal preferences. To do so, I encourage you to visit these campuses and talk with current students to help you decide which is the best fit for you. (0)