Need some comments on choosing MSF programs
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You have a 3.2 which isn't bad. You'll hear back from some of those Schools so I wouldn't worry. Tulane might be a good option also. MIT and Columbia are going to be tough with your GPA. The other schools are in range.
thanks for your encouragement :) I just looked a map and found Tulane is located at the south of U.S., although I know it has a good MBA rank, but I am worried about its location... a location far away from the east coast... could you tell me more about the possibility of finding a financial job? thanks :p
and in my country, more people seems prefer UIUC and UMD to tulane when they choosing a program...
Princeton MsF?
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