Yesterday's B-School quote is "Knowing what you know now, would you choose to get an MBA again?"
No doubt, all the answers choosen are so optimistic. To me, this question mark still hangs there. I hate to see the question mark would turn to be a claimation mark someday with a "NO" in front of it.
The same issue picked Eric Minor's blog "MBA and Beyond: Warm Fuzzy Weekend." He talked about his pleasant experience in the SMU's Sneak Preview weekend. The final paragraph is kind of a juicy part of the piece. I quote it here in case any of my readers would like to know what you can look for in a MBA program and what kind of criteria for you to choose a MBA school:
"Well, I quickly made the determination that 1) They bring far more to the table than I gave them credit for, they were so diverse and intelligent that I couldn't help but be impressed that I was among this fine group of people. Once you realize that you are among the elite and you are included in a select group that will lead the world of commerce in the future, you start to look at people differently. 2) I will get along with all of them, they were all fun in their own way. 3) These are my peers. These are the people that I will spend the next 2 years of my life with and these will most certainly be my friends. Now, whether they will have me as theirs remains to be seen, but that is another story entirely. "
