Reneging on Schwarzman/Yenching after accepting
Are there any consequences (monetary) for reneging for a valid reason from the Schwarzman/Yenching program?
What are your thoughts on these two programs to get into IB
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why? That's a gold medal on your resume. Will be a great talking point for MF PE, or an MBA, or MBB. Seriously, I would not back out if I were you.
Even if it’s Yenching and not Schwarzman? Are you referring to both?
Considering not taking it because i received a full-time IB opportunity at a Tier 2/3 Bank out of undergrad. Do you really think Yenching can give me a better chance, especially knowing this program is not well known in Europe/US?
Thanks.
I was referring to being a schwarzman scholar. I haven't heard of Yenching, sorry.
If you want to go IB, just go IB. You can do a 2 yr stint and then get an MBA and go anywhere.
Do not have work experience yet to go into MF PE, HF, MBA. So it’s either Full time work for which I had to interview or re-do the whole process after Yenching.
Any thoughts on Yenching?
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Do Schwarzman
the fuck is yenching
Same as Schwarzman but more academically rigorous and Chinese funded rather than American. https://www.smith.edu/fellowships/docs/1.YEN.2.001_Fellowship_Info_Shee…
This is like one of those “think Harvard/Stanford/NYU” posts
Meaning?
Meaning Schwarzman is significantly better than Yenching yet you talk about them as equals
In what way is Schwarzman “better”? Isn’t the focus different?
Meaning the OP should chose FT over Yenching?
It is better because Schwarzman is highly touted, well-recognized, has former scholars spread across MF PE/HF/MBB, HBS/GSB. Whereas 99% of this forum has never heard of Yenching. It's like comparing Wharton to the best business school in Vietnam
Wouldn't dismiss yenching just because this forum isn't familiar. Its placement just as hard with university nomination required for schools like Harvard, Stanford, Columbia, etc. to even apply (Schwarzman doesn't require this though still very competitive). Yenching just attracts a different crowd. Schwarzman gets more business types while Yenching gets more academia/policy wonks. According to Linkedin Yenching seems to have solid placements into top law schools HLS, SLS, YLS as well as phd programs. If you want to learn about China as a "scholar" would actually be better choice than Schwarzman which seems like basically an American Ivy set in China. Even the degrees are in "China Studies" vs "Global Affairs".
Thanks for the answer. So you would chose FT IB Tier 3 over Yenching any day?
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