Columbia SIPA vs. Johns Hopkins SAIS
I've been accepted into Columbia SIPA and Johns Hopkins SAIS and would like to get opinions on which would be strategically beneficial to me. I have no background in finance but would like to make a career out of it. I do not have much experience (Peace Corps) and my major was in a different field. I grew interested in microfinance and microcredit as a Peace Corps Volunteer and want to transition to investment banking for the developing world. I realize I don't know much but that's the general idea. I know most people would say to get an MBA, but these programs do have decent employment outcomes (even if they are lowly analyst positions). If I do strive for the MBA, I would be shooting for the top 50 programs most likely.
You can't beat SAIS
Any specifics?
I had a similar question on a thread about Columbia Msc programs and SIPA programs
Can you please share any advice on how SIPA grads are viewed in NYC?
What about Columbia Msc programs?
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