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I am 100% sure but what if i don't want to stay in Texas since I have lived here ever since I moved from my home country, I just want to experience living outside of Texas for a few years and an MBA is perfect for that.

 

Thanks I will target Booth when applying in the future. Even if Harvard doesn't have the presence I think the schools name and reputation would land me in IB Associate roles for sure. And yes for Texas, McCombs/Rice are the best I haven"t heard much from A&M. I go to UT Austin right now so I do know in Texas us and Rice are the best. I just want a change of pace and environment for a few years and MBA is perfect for that. Been living in Texas ever since I moved here.

 

There is no argument that McCombs and Jones are better B-Schools than Mays. But I would argue there are more A&M grads at Houston banks than Rice - if you plan on going outside the state maybe McCombs would work but should definitely shoot for M7.

If you did a quick LI search of O&G bankers that came from A&M, I think you would find that there is an extensive amount of bankers that are A&M grads. It looks like they are at JP Morgan, Evercore, Wells Fargo, Jeffries, Credit Suisse, Lazard, Citi, Barclays, RBC, and TPH. I personally know a few people who were at JP Morgan, Evercore, RBC and Jeffries. Also, I would say the network (especially in Houston) is very strong for A&M grads.

 

Booth and Wharton alum have permeated finance, entirely. Phenomenal programs--the trick is to convince the admission committees that your experience is unique enough to warrant admission.

 
 

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