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And what I have heard from him is that this advantage is more pronounced abroad. The M7 MBA especially Booth has proxies relating to connection forming PE and Gen Corp. Sadly he couldn’t make it into the M7 due to his low gmat score and several other factors in the application.
Thank you for your responses. Had a follow- up/ similar question.
How does the knowledge acquired during an MBA, help me once I have transitioned back to life as a Gen Corp/ M&A Lawyer. Lets assume my MBA is in either Operations or Marketing (not Finance)
Basically, is the MBA useful to help me as a lawyer ultimately?
Nahi bolne waala main dusre logo ko, ja.
Enough with the NLU/ non- NLU bs please.