［求助］美本(umich)马上大四，选校求鉴定

edwardmen1

我现在看到family business第一反应就是要做ownership transition么？
= = 做太多关于这方面的valuation了
恩，我觉得根本没有必要去IB，要不master - > PhD，如果喜欢research的话。要不Duke的MMS, Standford MBA (招收senior students) or 工作再念MBA，要接管family business觉得没有必要去念MSF。。。

-- by 会员 哀如浮云 (2013/1/15 23:54:32)

谢谢哈 大多数建议都是这个方向的。我觉得挺有道理～ownership transition 的话貌似还没那么急哈哈。。。

kodakhnu

楼主随便挑- -。感觉读MBA会好很多

edwardmen1

楼主随便挑- -。感觉读MBA会好很多

-- by 会员 kodakhnu (2013/1/16 16:16:30)

没有fulltime工作经验是硬伤

gmatfucker

我写错了 claim一个minor 继续混在学校里 I know it's boring but you don't have better option.

Just make an example an ib may recruit 5 summer analyst from UPenn, 2 from Michigan and 0 from WUSTL. What will you choose? It's definitely way harder to become top 5 in UPenn than top 2 in Umich. If you consult New Oriental, I am sure they will ask you to apply for WUSTL MSF, which will turn out to be ridiculous.

Get an internship at a decent investment bank like CICC this summer. Leverage your dad. U understand? Then go apply for a summer analyst program at a BB next year and then the return offer. You need 5.5 year to graduate. I don't personally think you fit investment banking but if you really want it desperately it is the shortest cut (because you have already missed two chances for IBD recruiting), unless your dad can put you directly into Morgan Stanley.

comesagain

我写错了 claim一个minor 继续混在学校里 I know it's boring but you don't have better option.

Just make an example an ib may recruit 5 summer analyst from UPenn, 2 from Michigan and 0 from WUSTL. What will you choose? It's definitely way harder to become top 5 in UPenn than top 2 in Umich. If you consult New Oriental, I am sure they will ask you to apply for WUSTL MSF, which will turn out to be ridiculous.

Get an internship at a decent investment bank like CICC this summer. Leverage your dad. U understand? Then go apply for a summer analyst program at a BB next year and then  the return offer. You need 5.5 year to graduate. I don't personally think you fit investment banking but if you really want it desperately it is the shortest cut (because you have already missed two chances for IBD recruiting), unless your dad can put you directly into Morgan Stanley.

-- by 会员 gmatfucker (2013/1/16 22:08:22)

一个学校基本招收的都是差不多水平的人，所以对一个在upenn的人和一个在umich的人来说拿到各自学校的top2应该是差不多难度，如果upenn的人觉得更难只能说明他本人相对比较水，达不到upenn的招人标准，被录取纯属侥幸

maurise

这儿没人能帮你 背景都和你不一样

gmatfucker

我写错了 claim一个minor 继续混在学校里 I know it's boring but you don't have better option.

Just make an example an ib may recruit 5 summer analyst from UPenn, 2 from Michigan and 0 from WUSTL. What will you choose? It's definitely way harder to become top 5 in UPenn than top 2 in Umich. If you consult New Oriental, I am sure they will ask you to apply for WUSTL MSF, which will turn out to be ridiculous.

Get an internship at a decent investment bank like CICC this summer. Leverage your dad. U understand? Then go apply for a summer analyst program at a BB next year and then  the return offer. You need 5.5 year to graduate. I don't personally think you fit investment banking but if you really want it desperately it is the shortest cut (because you have already missed two chances for IBD recruiting), unless your dad can put you directly into Morgan Stanley.

-- by 会员 gmatfucker (2013/1/16 22:08:22)

一个学校基本招收的都是差不多水平的人，所以对一个在upenn的人和一个在umich的人来说拿到各自学校的top2应该是差不多难度，如果upenn的人觉得更难只能说明他本人相对比较水，达不到upenn的招人标准，被录取纯属侥幸

-- by 会员 comesagain (2013/1/17 2:45:16)

我在和楼主说的就是如何在实力不足的时候骗offer。世界上的确有一类人，他们怎么面都有offer，把他offer取消了再让他面一次他还是能进，再取消再来一次他还是能进。这类人我见过的不超过三个，大部分人拿offer都是有一定实力、有一定运气然后面试超常发挥一下就拿了。正如同大部分考进清华北大的都是靠运气的一样，考十次高考能进8-9次清华北大的人几乎没有。所以这个时候就要投机取巧，比如，去北京参加高考。

Frued

直接工作。。lz你可是ross的，别砸了牌子

legendhxy

直接工作。。lz你可是ross的，别砸了牌子

-- by 会员 Frued (2013/1/18 11:31:18)

经济不是ross。文理的吧

JonFrank

Howdy, friend. Jon Frank here, happy to help! To be honest, your background is very impressive. You have a solid academic track record, and thanks to your family, you have awesome experience running businesses. To address your concerns, I think the first step is to ask yourself: “What do I truly want to do in the future?”

The MSF degree is designed for a very specific career path within the finance industry. A vast majority of the graduates will become finance analysts or researchers. An MBA, on the other hand, leads to much broader pathways. Since you have business experience and entrepreneurial drive, I believe an MBA might be best for you. Of course, it all depends on your personal interests and passion for business. If you think an MBA is the right choice, the first step is to get some more work experience under your belt, since MBA programs like to see at least a few good years.

Let me know if you have any further questions!

Jon Frank
HBS 2005