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ESADE (Spain) vs ESSEC (France) vs Cranfield (UK) vs Sauder (Canada)


Posted Mar 23, 2022 14:42

Hi Everyone,

Greetings!

I have received admits from ESADE (Spain), ESSEC (France), Cranfield (UK) and UBC Sauder (Canada), however I haven't received substantial scholarship from any of the aforementioned schools. This means that the schools ranked (in decreasing order of tuition fees) are as follows ESADE, UBC Sauder, Cranfield and ESSEC. My Post-MBA goal is to venture into Management/Strategy Consulting, preferably with one of the MBB firms. However, in the worst case, I am willing to work for other Consulting firms as well.

Please find below the details of my Pre-MBA profile,

Pre-MBA profile:
Nationality: India
CGPA: 8.49/10 (VIT Vellore)
10th: 9.6/10 (CBSE)
12th: 84.6% (CBSE)
WE: 52 Months
Industry: Analytics & Consulting
Current Designation: Consultant
Certifications: Certified Scrum Master (CSM) & Tableau Desktop Specialist
GMAT Score: 660(Q48, V34, IR8) and 670(Q43, V38, IR5)
Extra-curriculars: State Level Cricket Player, Co-founded multiple clubs/chapters in college, Organized multiple events in college, including a flagship marathon seeing a footfall of 4000+, Basic proficiency in French (Completed A1.1 and A1.2 from Alliance Francaise, New Delhi).

I kindly request you to share your respective viewpoints on the same so that I can take a holistic and well-informed decision.

Thanks in advance!

Hi Everyone,

Greetings!

I have received admits from ESADE (Spain), ESSEC (France), Cranfield (UK) and UBC Sauder (Canada), however I haven't received substantial scholarship from any of the aforementioned schools. This means that the schools ranked (in decreasing order of tuition fees) are as follows ESADE, UBC Sauder, Cranfield and ESSEC. My Post-MBA goal is to venture into Management/Strategy Consulting, preferably with one of the MBB firms. However, in the worst case, I am willing to work for other Consulting firms as well.

Please find below the details of my Pre-MBA profile,

Pre-MBA profile:
Nationality: India
CGPA: 8.49/10 (VIT Vellore)
10th: 9.6/10 (CBSE)
12th: 84.6% (CBSE)
WE: 52 Months
Industry: Analytics & Consulting
Current Designation: Consultant
Certifications: Certified Scrum Master (CSM) & Tableau Desktop Specialist
GMAT Score: 660(Q48, V34, IR8) and 670(Q43, V38, IR5)
Extra-curriculars: State Level Cricket Player, Co-founded multiple clubs/chapters in college, Organized multiple events in college, including a flagship marathon seeing a footfall of 4000+, Basic proficiency in French (Completed A1.1 and A1.2 from Alliance Francaise, New Delhi).

I kindly request you to share your respective viewpoints on the same so that I can take a holistic and well-informed decision.

Thanks in advance!
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Andy776

Posted Mar 23, 2022 22:45

Hey, I would vote for Cranfield or Sauder. The fact that you don't speak French or Spanish are deal breakers on its own. Between both, if I were you I would go to Canada (easier immigration laws) even if the salaries are lower than Europe. Life is nice in Vancouver :)

Hey, I would vote for Cranfield or Sauder. The fact that you don't speak French or Spanish are deal breakers on its own. Between both, if I were you I would go to Canada (easier immigration laws) even if the salaries are lower than Europe. Life is nice in Vancouver :)<br>
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Posted Mar 24, 2022 10:41

Hey, I would vote for Cranfield or Sauder. The fact that you don't speak French or Spanish are deal breakers on its own. Between both, if I were you I would go to Canada (easier immigration laws) even if the salaries are lower than Europe. Life is nice in Vancouver :)


Hey @Andy776,

Thanks a ton for your input!

Can you please share your views on Cranfield as a business school? Unfortunately, I haven't been able to muster much information about it due to it's absence from rankings and lack of much marketing.

[quote]Hey, I would vote for Cranfield or Sauder. The fact that you don't speak French or Spanish are deal breakers on its own. Between both, if I were you I would go to Canada (easier immigration laws) even if the salaries are lower than Europe. Life is nice in Vancouver :)<br> [/quote]<br><br>Hey @Andy776,<br><br>Thanks a ton for your input!<br><br>Can you please share your views on Cranfield as a business school? Unfortunately, I haven't been able to muster much information about it due to it's absence from rankings and lack of much marketing.
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Duncan

Posted Mar 24, 2022 11:39

Take a look at https://find-mba.com/board?school=cranfield and the FT European Business School ranking. 

Take a look at https://find-mba.com/board?school=cranfield and the FT European Business School ranking.&nbsp;
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Posted Mar 24, 2022 11:51

Take a look at https://find-mba.com/board?school=cranfield and the FT European Business School ranking. 


Hey Duncan,

Greetings!

Thanks for your input! I have gone through the details that you mentioned however I am unsure as to how my consulting prospects will be in schools like ESADE and ESSEC because of language issues in Non-English speaking countries. And also how does a school like Cranfield pan out especially in the consulting domain, preferably for MBBs?

Hoping to hear from you soon!

[quote]Take a look at https://find-mba.com/board?school=cranfield and the FT European Business School ranking.&nbsp; [/quote]<br><br>Hey Duncan,<br><br>Greetings!<br><br>Thanks for your input! I have gone through the details that you mentioned however I am unsure as to how my consulting prospects will be in schools like ESADE and ESSEC because of language issues in Non-English speaking countries. And also how does a school like Cranfield pan out especially in the consulting domain, preferably for MBBs?<br><br>Hoping to hear from you soon!
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Duncan

Posted Mar 24, 2022 15:14

MBB hire from better schools: the layer above Manchester. If you don't want to learn another language to a high standard prior to starting a degree, stick with the English-speaking countries if you want to find work there.  


<div>MBB hire from better schools: the layer above Manchester. If you don't want to learn another language to a high standard prior to starting a degree, stick with the English-speaking countries if you want to find work there.&nbsp;&nbsp;<br></div><div>
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