Hi All,
I have interviews with Cass and Cranfield coming up. I was just hoping to canvas some opinions on thoughts of both schools.
Im 27 and an accountant with 6 years professional experience in both the utility and retail sector. Post MBA I'm hoping to secure a role (probably in the city) in Business Strategy or possibly consultancy for maybe one of the big 4.
Does anyone have a view on which uni would be better catered for me given my experience and where I would like to go in the future.
Thanks
Dee
Cass vs Cranfield
Posted Jan 12, 2012 13:45
I have interviews with Cass and Cranfield coming up. I was just hoping to canvas some opinions on thoughts of both schools.
Im 27 and an accountant with 6 years professional experience in both the utility and retail sector. Post MBA I'm hoping to secure a role (probably in the city) in Business Strategy or possibly consultancy for maybe one of the big 4.
Does anyone have a view on which uni would be better catered for me given my experience and where I would like to go in the future.
Thanks
Dee
Posted Jan 12, 2012 14:05
Hi Dee. When you write 'big four' I guess you mean Deloitte, PwC, KPMG and E&Y. Both those schools will be good choices for them. Cass is better respected for its EMBA but the MBA is a solid programme. The central London location is a huge advantage. Cranfield is the better school and the cohort will be better there, but if you choose Cass you will also be fine.
Posted Jan 12, 2012 14:17
Thanks Duncan
Posted Jan 13, 2012 13:41
Why do you say that Cranfield is the better school? I don't disagree, necessarily, but just wanted to hear why you think that way. Thanks.
Posted Jan 13, 2012 20:01
Well, higher salaries, better career support, better teaching, bigger alumni network, *much* more international and gender diversity, stronger full-time MBA, much more scale, better brand equity *as a b-school* and as a university....
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