What do you all recommend taking, in terms of being more competitive and actually value gained? I see that both are similar in price point, especially for upper tier schools. I know this will depend likely on desired role, and also on work experience for getting accepted, as it seems mbas are more competitive to get in than msf.
Ps: Is an online version of either tabboo or bad looking? How important is the school in comparison to how important undergrad is.
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