Wondering what MSRE/MBA programs have the best exit opps in the REIB/REPE spaces. And when I say REIB/REPE I am more curious to hear about placement into larger firms that crank out deals (on the REIB side)/have lots of capital to deploy (on the REPE side) than smaller boutiques.
Obviously M7 MBA programs will have strong exit opps (for the most part) but I am more curious about other programs that are not talked about as often - for example, one I have heard great things about is UNC's MBA Program. If anyone has anecdotes, please feel free to post or PM me if you do not want to share publicly.
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Yes, UNC has strong program.
https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forums/unc-mba-re-...
These links are super helpful, thank you so much.
Does anyone know anything about University of Wisconsin's MBA program and its placement into real estate? I know their undergrad program kills it and arguably has the best placement rate of all schools.
It's a good program. I know several people who have come out of Wisconsin's MBA program with a focus on RE. It places pretty well in the Midwest. However, the opportunities available are definitely a step below higher tier programs. A good stat on this point is the salary for newly minted MBA in the RE field. There can be a 40k - 50k difference between Wisco and other programs.
Wisconsin was recently debating whether to stop offering full time MBAs/shut down the full time altogether. Read this in the last year.
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