Wharton RE vs Kellogg RE

Please share if anyone has an opinion/insights Wharton vs Kellogg for MBA with an interest to go into real estate private equity or development. Interested in quality of RE network RE education, emphasis of teaching (I.e. Finance/Development), recruiting within Chicago and outside of Midwest. Thank you in advance!!

Btw, since I am going into the RE industry what qualities should I look for in an alumni network? How should I compare?

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Don't think it's even a question. Wharton > Kellogg unless you're getting scholarships

Imagine telling other people that you've rejected one of the best business schools in the world with one of the top alumni networks for a school named after a cereal.

 

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