I think Cambridge and Oxford lowkey on the same level no?
2026-11-10 20:17:29
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Chase Baumgarten :
It’s funny even within the M7, HSW have stronger applicant pull. Reported 2025 admissions yields were ~89% Harvard, 88% Stanford and 63% Wharton versus 34–44% at the other four. But an M7 isn’t a guaranteed job or automatic financial win. Around 10% of Harvard and Stanford’s 2025 job seekers still had no offer three months after graduation. Wharton’s tuition/fees alone run roughly $186k over two years at current rates, before aid, living costs and missed earnings or potential promotions. That’s why being “pre-MBA” in undergrad feels premature. You’re committing to an expensive career move before knowing your starting career, what doors you’ll actually need opened, or whether the payoff justifies the cost. Getting admitted also doesn’t guarantee you’ll land the specific job you wanted. An MBA can absolutely make sense for a career switch or advancement, but it should serve a concrete goal not be the goal. “I want that career, and this degree helps me get there” is a much stronger rationale than collecting another prestigious credential
2026-11-10 22:21:49
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theodoraparker :
Why is NYU not on here? Are they not as respected?
2026-11-12 01:27:17
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User54659343419739 :
Dartmouth?
2026-11-10 20:35:21
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mato :
Haas?
2026-11-11 19:43:45
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twoninesixspeciale :
What about master's of science
2026-11-10 23:27:46
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AncientTravel by April :
Yale
2026-11-11 01:48:48
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Hallelujah, a great day alive! :
I would argue there is very little status difference between Columbia & Stern/ NYU, but you might be right, just my vague impression.
2026-11-11 17:04:54
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