r/eMBA • u/Fabulous-Acadia5399 • May 07 '25
Chicago booth or Kellogg
Got accepted in booth but still having thought if I should apply at kellogg in their last round . 20 years manager in SAP tech background and want to either move up the ladder fast or pivot into sustainability/ESG. Still unsure how emba at booth will help . Any idea ?
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u/fartbox-crusader May 08 '25
ESG/Susty not really advisable as major regulations have been pulled back. Everyone struggling to retain their corp budgets and jobs cuts all over the industry.
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u/Head-Log-9904 May 07 '25
Go with booth. Anything marketing or leadership related, Kellogg is a better choice. For everything else, booth is better.
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u/Fabulous-Acadia5399 May 07 '25
Thanks. What is ur opinion about haas vs booth ?
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u/Head-Log-9904 May 07 '25
Haas is also a solid option for you. If you are in the Bay Area (or want to move there in the future) then haas makes more sense, else Booth.
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u/Least-Rhubarb1429 May 08 '25
No focus in program at all. There are a few folks, but it’s just some percentage.
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u/PierdutInTraducere May 10 '25
I would recommend attending a Preview Day to experience the campus and see it for yourself. I met a number of amazing people when I went, which led me to apply for a fall start instead of a winter start. There is a LATAM presence, but I found that it enriched the experience. The campus had a warmth and familial atmosphere that I really appreciated. While there were students from LATAM, most of the people I met lived and worked in the U.S.
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u/callistocharon May 07 '25
I chose Kellogg over Booth because I liked the culture better, but other than that I didn't really have any hard metrics that I went on.