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Wharton or Booth: Where Would You Go?

by: John A. Byrne on December 09, 2013 | 86,920 Views
Linda Abraham, founder of Accepted.com

Linda Abraham, founder of Accepted.com

Linda Abraham, founder of Accepted.com:

“I would look at the specific programs at each school and attempt to determine which will best help me to achieve my goals. I would also attend admit weekends and see which culture I felt was a better fit.   Finally I would talk to current students, recent alumni, and potential employers, if possible, for additional perspective.

“Then I would choose.”

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