我看大家的回复真心觉得有点夸张了吧,出国是去看看外面的世界,再说美国真的在80左右的学校就已经差到不行了么。。。说实话我在复旦四年也没觉得学到什么。。。。求大家指点哈。。。。我现在很慌啊
-- by 会员 reducto (2012/10/23 22:37:43)
不是前十二的学校 别去
是前十二的学校 如果你进了你的简历是班里垫底的 也别去
要学东西还不如考CFA
比如JHU那个MSF 就是一个CFA一级培训班 用一年的时间来学一样复习两周就能考出的试 你指望学什么
综上别去了 听哥的没错
-- by 会员 gmatfucker (2012/10/24 6:07:05)
这个前12是怎么划的线。。?second tier ivy似乎也挤不进这个范围了。。
-- by 会员 Frued (2012/10/24 17:00:08)
Harvard, Stanford, Yale, UPenn, Dartmouth, MIT, Princeton, Columbia, UChicago, Cornell, Brown, Northwestern, CMU, UCB, UMich, NYU
Williams College, Wellesley...
These school can probably give you THE SAME OPPORTUNITIES as Fudan University if you are looking for Chinese/HK opportunities. The only advantage for them is that you can get exposed to US opportunities. Again, if all you want is staying in the States and you don't care what you do, you should study CS/engineering rather than finance.
At this level, who you are is more important than which school can you get in. If you have a GPA 2.5 with typos on your resume, you will get NO INTERVIEW even if you are from Harvard.
If you cannot reach the school of this level, you shouldn't go to the States as there are no value added.
Just give you an example. I applied to McKinsey, BCG and Bain last year for Shanghai Office last year, got interviews from Bain and BCG. This year, I have one more internship experience, my resume gets updated for another 40-50 times, and I have a shining MIT Sloan title below my name. I applied to McKinsey, BCG and Bain again for Shanghai office. I didn't get interview from McKinsey and BCG. Think about it, BCG SH office would recruit approximately 2 people from Fudan and 2 people from United States. Just compare the candidate volume and candidate competency and you'll know which one is easy to get in. What about MBB opportunities in United States? Come on. You are competing with Harvard party animals on using English to bullshit.
I am just using consulting as an example, but all industries are similar. Finance industry is even more prestigious.
I am not here to discourage anyone from applying for a good program. And personally I might have a bias since the easiness to go to bulge bracket investment banking is all that I care about for a master program. Sloan MFin is a good program, so are some similar MSF/MFE programs. You can learn a lot in the program. I am just lowering your expectation. If you think an ivy title ( or a top 50 US school title (come on are you kidding me)) can do a lot for you and you can live on that, you'd probably not apply for the VISA. Remember, school is a benchmark, not an asset for you.
-- by 会员 gmatfucker (2012/10/28 3:23:49)