The question is not quite that simply. I know that if I went to Wharton Kellog or Harvard (or any other top 20 B-School) they are obviously somewhat more desirable than other schools.
Do you think if you went to Harvard or Wharton or another top 20 school and did a Graduate Business program BUT not an MNA that this would still be looked upon favorably?
i.e. instead of doing, lets say, an MBA at Wharton that one was a Fellow for a year at the Brookings institute, or a fellow in public policy at Harvard, or a fellow in management at another top school where at the end you do not receive a graduate degree but have spent 12-18 months as a fellow would these be looked upon as good qualifications simply because of where you went?
Really need Ivy Leaguers of B-School grads to answer this.
Thanks for the help if you can offer any.
Andrew
Do you think if you went to Harvard or Wharton or another top 20 school and did a Graduate Business program BUT not an MNA that this would still be looked upon favorably?
i.e. instead of doing, lets say, an MBA at Wharton that one was a Fellow for a year at the Brookings institute, or a fellow in public policy at Harvard, or a fellow in management at another top school where at the end you do not receive a graduate degree but have spent 12-18 months as a fellow would these be looked upon as good qualifications simply because of where you went?
Really need Ivy Leaguers of B-School grads to answer this.
Thanks for the help if you can offer any.
Andrew