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Regional Business Schools Versus Big Name MBA Programs: Picking the Right MBA Program
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The current state of the economy has many headed back to school for their MBA, hoping that after graduation, their employment prospects will be improved. But should you opt for the Jones and the Simons, or the Harvards and the Whartons? Will the regional schools get you where you want to go, or do you need the Big Name brand school to strike gold? In this show, representatives from regional schools will reveal the challenges – and the benefits – of getting your MBA in smaller classrooms, recruiters will discuss whether your career has to stay in that region if you start regional, and a pair of consultants will tell you what the recruiters are thinking, as well as give you tips for whichever path you choose – the regional schools or the big name schools – to guide you to success.
Guests Include:
- Caroline Ceniza-Levine, Co-Founder of Six-Figure Start, a Career-Coaching Firm
- Connie Thanasoulis-Cerrachio, Co-Founder of Six-Figure Start, a Career-Coaching Firm
- Wendy Flynn, Director of the full-time MBA and executive MBA Programs at Texas A & M University
- Sean Ferguson, Assistant Dean at Jones Graduate School of Management at Rice University
- Bill Hydrick, Director of media services for the Freeman School of Business at Tulane University
- Greg MacDonald, Executive Director of admissions and administration at the Simon Graduate School of Business, at the University of Rochester, in Rochester NY
- Dr. Mark Mallinger, Associate Dean for full-time programs at the Graziadio School of Business and Management at Pepperdine University
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