25k debt vs 100k for MBA
Some background about me is UG at BYU and then worked in IBD at tBB for 2 1/2 years. So I've been admitted to BYU, Georgetown, and Kelley's (unfortunately no m7) mba programs. The difference obviously being the cost between the three as BYU MBA tuition is 12500 a year. I would like to end up working either in Idaho, Utah, Arizona, or Colorado post MBA either in Corp Development or Consulting. Is going to a slightly better school (IU or Georgetown) worth the cost if I would just want to relocate back to midwest? Thoughts?
What do you want to do after your MBA?
I already mentioned it above. Corp Dev or Consulting. Though I like IBD, I need sometime of work-life balance
How did you receive acceptance already for next year when Georgetown and Kelly's MBA decision date for round 1 is 12/20
This is for a friend. I am in Corp Banking
regardless, you don't receive notification of acceptance prior to the decision date lol?
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