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Posted May 09, 2008 20:12

Hello All,

I have read through all the advice given on these boards and honestly all of you make some very interesting points.

I just want your opinion in two or three words on this:

As in international student, if you had to chance to attend IE Business School and TiasNimbas. Which one would you choose.
I already know all the possible why and why nots. Just asking your simple preferences.
Hello All,

I have read through all the advice given on these boards and honestly all of you make some very interesting points.

I just want your opinion in two or three words on this:

As in international student, if you had to chance to attend IE Business School and TiasNimbas. Which one would you choose.
I already know all the possible why and why nots. Just asking your simple preferences.
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Posted May 13, 2008 13:52

It depends on your circumstance. You provide too little information about your need. Who can help you with the advantages and disadvantages when knowing nothing about your financial status, your career path, your nationality...?
It depends on your circumstance. You provide too little information about your need. Who can help you with the advantages and disadvantages when knowing nothing about your financial status, your career path, your nationality...?
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Posted May 29, 2008 20:44

I can just add that in Spain you will have the benefit of learning Spanish - if you put just a little effort, you will be fluent after finishing your MBA because it is quite easy to learn. Not the case for Dutch, and also not so useful...

Besides, IE is always ranked significantly better than TiasNimbas, as you might know. SO probably it is more a name internationally.

BUT: Recently I hear very good things about TiasNimbas, and most likely the rankings don't relfect the today value of TiasNimbas, it should/will be ranked better.

So I agree with vyvan - it depends mainly on your career goals.

Are you accepted to both?? Congratualtions then! I am impressed...
I can just add that in Spain you will have the benefit of learning Spanish - if you put just a little effort, you will be fluent after finishing your MBA because it is quite easy to learn. Not the case for Dutch, and also not so useful...

Besides, IE is always ranked significantly better than TiasNimbas, as you might know. SO probably it is more a name internationally.

BUT: Recently I hear very good things about TiasNimbas, and most likely the rankings don't relfect the today value of TiasNimbas, it should/will be ranked better.

So I agree with vyvan - it depends mainly on your career goals.

Are you accepted to both?? Congratualtions then! I am impressed...
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Posted May 30, 2008 01:50

Thank you for your reply.
And yes both of you are very right when you say it depends on my career goals. I am still taking my time choosing between the two and also I am thinking about increasing my options. Thank You again for your replies! =>
Thank you for your reply.
And yes both of you are very right when you say it depends on my career goals. I am still taking my time choosing between the two and also I am thinking about increasing my options. Thank You again for your replies! =>
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