MIT MSRED VS CORNELL DUAL MBA/MPSRE
Between MIT MSRED and CORNELLS dual MBA and Masters in Real Estate, which carries more weight recruitment wise? Does MITs reputation trump Cornells more thorough 3 year program? Im international, and want to get a good understanding of the financial and investment aspects of real estate. My background is architecture and development, hopefully use the program to transition to a REIT or REPE firm in acquisitions and Asset Management.
any top 30 MBA is better than any msred in my opinion.
Thanks! Any more views?
Agreed. MIT has the best MSRED/MRED program around but it still cant place graduates like top MBA programs. If you're trying to move from the design/development side to the finance side of the table, an MRED will be of minimal value considering your background. Do Cornell or, better yet, just do a regular 2 year MBA from a program with a real estate concentration (Wharton, Columbia, NYU, Cal, etc.) and save a year of dough and opportunity cost.
Cornell has a great rep in the real estate industry. Not sure whether a dual degree is worth much but I'd go with Cornell MBA here unless you can do Wharton, Columbia or other similar MBA school but not Stern
MIT MBA - you will be able to tilt it towards RE
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