These Are The Best MBA Programs for Finance

[@a.aminth53]

so informative and excellent. Thanks for sharing👍

[@mbaMission]

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[@herryfrd2740]

great call out. i've been telling applicants for years, Sloan and Kellogg are the hidden gem for finance. If you align to finance at either school, because the community is so strong and small, your odds tend to be just as good as going to a Booth or Wharton. Don't get me wrong, Wharton has the Northeast locked down, but don't weigh out Kellogg and Sloan just because the numbers they send to wallstreet or private funds are high

[@King_Louie99]

Great video! Your information helps a lot!

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[@generalmcmuffin10]

very informative, thanks!

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[@rohangarg8287]

Hi, can you please rank the M7 in the order of the probability of getting into private equity, if one has a management consulting background pre-MBA ?

[@mbaMission]

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[@chrisdeezy311]

Which MBA program is best for students looking to pursue a career in the Hedge Fund industry?

[@mbaMission]

"Best" is subjective of course, but the programs that have strong ties to the hedge fund industry are the usual suspects - HBS, GSB, Wharton, CBS and MIT. NYU and LBS due to their locations and strong finance programs create possibilities as well. Generally, hedge funds tend not to recruit conventionally - so one might find their way to a hedge fund via networking as opposed to career services at an MBA program.