Is an MMS worse than an MBA?

I have applied to various MMS, MMF, and MBA programs for grad school. As far as MBA, I was accepted into a top 30 school as well as my undergrad school (non-target). For MMS, I was accepted into 4 top 20 programs (2 were in the top 10). I have yet to hear from my MMF.

Is it an MBA significantly better than an MMS? How would you rank any business Master's programs? Is it worth me to go with the MMS? Where should I draw the line? Does an MMS not encompass certain values that an MB will symbolize?

I really appreciate it guys...

 

MMS: Columbia, Michigan, Duke, and Dartmouth

While it is not denoted as "MMS" for all four, I just classified them under Master's programs. That way I can differentiate MBA vs all other Master's

 

Oh I understand what you are saying: sorry about the confusion. The first program outside of MBAs I applied for was Duke MMS. Since there was not any definitive Master's program (other than MBA) at every school, I just classified every other Master's I applied to under MMS. I just want to know where to draw the line between how low ranking of an MBA is better than a random business Master's at a target school.

 

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