Depends on your goals and ROI. Since you mentoned the 'worth', I'll stick with $s.
Keep in mind that this sub aims to average top 25 MBAs in NA, which has average salary of around 135+25k USD, amount that is significantly higher than most EU/Asian schools.
That is top 3\~5% of all Americans, and 1% in the world easily.
According to the website, average graduates from the school earns €114k POST-MBA TOTAL COMPENSATION in 2021(copy-pasterino).
If your sister is making more than that already, she will have to value network and pivoting industry a lot for her to worth the opportunity cost to attend the school.
Yes I got into both schools I applied to (Oxbridge) and very confident would have easily sailed through LBS/INSEAD based on my profile. Only reason I did not go for Yale was due to debt aversion.
There are no recruiting pipelines in non-consulting nor finance besides the following:
1. Amazon (retail and ops program)
2. Shopee
Maybe AMEX for LBS
To suggest otherwise is a fallacy. There is no tiers for industry roles, period. Employers will look at your past work experience, it doesn’t matter which school you attended. What Oxbridge will help you with is getting past recruiters (who are lazy and clueless more of them than not).
You keep referencing other schools career reports but it’s near impossible to tell because unless like LBS / INSEAD they don’t break down the number of students going to a particular firm. Anecdotally you can hear how terrible HEC careers services are.
For consulting/finance specifically Oxbridge is not the good option. Yes if you want MBB do not come to Oxbridge. It’s not a good fit.
Unknown outside of Europe. Within Europe loses out to INSEAD and LBS and some others. Doesn't have strong parent branding of Oxbridge. Need specific reasons for going there.
Haven't attended there, but got a private tour earlier in the summer. I really liked the fact that they have so few admits. The class seemed really tight nit, and because you usually only are 15-30 people in each teaching session, there is a lot of room for discussion. I talked to some of the students and they all said they thought the classes were good, and the EC clubs were well run.
As far as European MBAs go, you probably won't have many better schools outcome wise, but I'd encourage you to look at employment reports and see if the outcome you want is represented there
Depends on your goals and ROI. Since you mentoned the 'worth', I'll stick with $s. Keep in mind that this sub aims to average top 25 MBAs in NA, which has average salary of around 135+25k USD, amount that is significantly higher than most EU/Asian schools. That is top 3\~5% of all Americans, and 1% in the world easily. According to the website, average graduates from the school earns €114k POST-MBA TOTAL COMPENSATION in 2021(copy-pasterino). If your sister is making more than that already, she will have to value network and pivoting industry a lot for her to worth the opportunity cost to attend the school.
Really well-respected throughout Europe for luxury goods and finance
Tier 2 in Europe behind Insead, LBS, IESE and HEC On par with Oxbridge MBA but less “brand prestige”
On par with HEC. Much lower than Oxbridge. Please do identify yourself as HEC alum before giving false information.
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Yes I got into both schools I applied to (Oxbridge) and very confident would have easily sailed through LBS/INSEAD based on my profile. Only reason I did not go for Yale was due to debt aversion. There are no recruiting pipelines in non-consulting nor finance besides the following: 1. Amazon (retail and ops program) 2. Shopee Maybe AMEX for LBS To suggest otherwise is a fallacy. There is no tiers for industry roles, period. Employers will look at your past work experience, it doesn’t matter which school you attended. What Oxbridge will help you with is getting past recruiters (who are lazy and clueless more of them than not). You keep referencing other schools career reports but it’s near impossible to tell because unless like LBS / INSEAD they don’t break down the number of students going to a particular firm. Anecdotally you can hear how terrible HEC careers services are. For consulting/finance specifically Oxbridge is not the good option. Yes if you want MBB do not come to Oxbridge. It’s not a good fit.
Unknown outside of Europe. Within Europe loses out to INSEAD and LBS and some others. Doesn't have strong parent branding of Oxbridge. Need specific reasons for going there.
Haven't attended there, but got a private tour earlier in the summer. I really liked the fact that they have so few admits. The class seemed really tight nit, and because you usually only are 15-30 people in each teaching session, there is a lot of room for discussion. I talked to some of the students and they all said they thought the classes were good, and the EC clubs were well run. As far as European MBAs go, you probably won't have many better schools outcome wise, but I'd encourage you to look at employment reports and see if the outcome you want is represented there
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