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Likely more than worth it, if you go in person and form a real connection to your peers. In my opinion, the more of an introvert you are, the less you will get
by uberman 6y ago
Likely more than worth it, if you go in person and form a real connection to your peers. In my opinion, the more of an introvert you are, the less you will get out of the true benefits of an MBA.
Ask your prospective admissions department about the strength of their alumni giving. This can be a good proxy for the strength of the alumni network. Ask what percentage of graduates are hired by alumni. Ask if the program supports an entrepreneurial incubator and how. Are faculty actively involved in the incubator? Has the faculty or department ever invested in projects coming out of the incubator?