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Umm, I'd hate to assume that you are necessarily interested in tech (judging based on your profile and no prior comments with posted username). If you are into
by samratjp 17y ago
Umm, I'd hate to assume that you are necessarily interested in tech (judging based on your profile and no prior comments with posted username). If you are into the tech scene in one way or another (startup or not), GSB is the way to go. Obviously, the networking itself outweighs anything else you'll likely get out of the program.
Judging on rpark31's comments, HBS may be suitable if you'd like to break into the financial sector. Of course, the logic there is also networking. But, I don't see why you can go wrong with either of these schools. Personally, given such a tight race, I'd go for one with non-academic perks - weather, extra curricular activities, and a chance to absorb in the school atmosphere (yet have the suit in the closet).
If you are techie, then, take a look at this:http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=168635 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=168635
- rpark31 17y agoYeah, I certainly don't want to knock HBS by any means for technology. The school is big enough that a sizeable proportion are still involved in the tech industry. So there are significant networking benefits if you want to go into tech. But if you are doing a straight comparison between HBS and GSB, the nod goes to GSB.
- ssmm 16y agoi actually am pretty interested in tech. yea about the username, this is one i created because i just wanted to get an opinion without people giving me answers based on who i am. thanks for the link too!