看Wall Street recruiter是如何评论b-school的

chipmunk

ZT from WSJ

Harvard

The first thing that comes to mind about Harvard

"Arrogant"
"CEO types"
"Creme de la creme"

How Harvard could improve its reputation

"More collaborative"
"Tone down the egos"
"Complement case teaching with more fundamentals"

Wharton

The first thing that comes to mind about Wharton

"Finance factory"
"Leadership potential, intelligence"
"Bright people, but hard to deal with"

How Wharton could improve its reputation

"Include humility in the core curriculum"
"Create more of a team environment"
"Round out the skills of its finance students to include other areas"

Kellogg

The first thing that comes to mind about Northwestern

"Marketing gurus"
"Very team-oriented, touchy-feely"
"Strategic thinkers"

How Northwestern could improve its reputation

"More analytics and problem solving and less fluff"
"Career office could be more flexible"
"Learn to be humble -- humility never hurt anyone"

Chicago

The first thing that comes to mind about Chicago

""Number-crunching experts, but limited interpersonal skills"
"Strong candidates for investment banking"
"Academic excellence"

How Chicago could improve its reputation

"Improve teamwork, less competition"
"Increase number of women"
"More creative thinkers"

Columbia

The first thing that comes to mind about Columbia

"Financial powerhouse"
"Cutthroat"
"Street smarts"

How Columbia could improve its reputation

"Diversify away from Wall Street"
"Increase focus on issues affecting the technology sector"
"Soften the edges on students"

Tuck

The first thing that comes to mind about Dartmouth

"Hard work and hard play"
"Great general managers and leaders"
"Salt-of-the-earth people; a little out of touch, though"

How Dartmouth could improve its reputation

"Greater student diversity"
"Improve ease of traveling to the school"
"Increase international focus"

Michigan

The first thing that comes to mind about Dartmouth

"Hard work and hard play"
"Great general managers and leaders"
"Salt-of-the-earth people; a little out of touch, though"

How Dartmouth could improve its reputation

"Greater student diversity"
"Improve ease of traveling to the school"
"Increase international focus"

Yale

The first thing that comes to mind about Yale

"Gregarious team players"
"Original perspective, out-of-the-box thinking"
"Do-gooders"

How Yale could improve its reputation

"Emphasize the hard skills"
"Publicize nonprofit orientation"
"Improve career-services department"

CMU

The first thing that comes to mind about Carnegie Mellon

"Analytical"
"Technically savvy"
"Engineering school"

How Carnegie Mellon could improve its reputation

"More student leadership development"
"Focus on polish, and improve graduates' ability to be fast on their feet"
"Improve the overall skill set of graduates -- not just quant"

UT Austin

The first thing that comes to mind about Texas

"Solid state school"
"Great energy-finance program"
"Entrepreneurial focus"

How Texas could improve its reputation

"Market students nationally, not just regionally"
"Put more emphasis on general management skills"
"Hire cutting-edge professors and toughen admission standards"

Shuzhen

thanks a lot.  but you copied wrong descriptions under the Michigan MBA.  

By the way, where is the source of this comments?

Thanks again.

JW2004

Very interesting. Where is MIT and Standford?

chipmunk

Sorry about the wrong copy of Michigan, it should be:

The first thing that comes to mind about Michigan

"Solid citizens, down to earth"
"Automotive engineers"
"Generalists"

How Michigan could improve its reputation

"Lessen automobile-company emphasis"
"Focus on teaching communication skills to students"
"Lose middle-manager reputation"

Since MIT and Stanford rank relatively low in WSJ ranking ( I know it sounds ridiculous), there is no comment (at least I can't find anything) in WSJ website.

siebel

嗯，有意思。。。

Euphony

是啊 有的学校没有评论

Thanks a lot!

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