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Posted Jul 16, 2010 15:38

Hey Guys,

I have been accepted into Henley for full-time Business, but I wanted to compare their full-time MBA program with CASS and Warwick. I am not sure if I should accept the Henley admissions or I should wait to see if get into CASS or Warwick. I am looking at management consulting type opportunities once i graduate.

CASS and Warwick have similar rankings on FT but Warwick is rated higher on the economist.

Same with Henley it is not rated on FT but rated quite high on Economist.

Do Advice.

Thank you
Hey Guys,

I have been accepted into Henley for full-time Business, but I wanted to compare their full-time MBA program with CASS and Warwick. I am not sure if I should accept the Henley admissions or I should wait to see if get into CASS or Warwick. I am looking at management consulting type opportunities once i graduate.

CASS and Warwick have similar rankings on FT but Warwick is rated higher on the economist.

Same with Henley it is not rated on FT but rated quite high on Economist.

Do Advice.

Thank you
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Posted Jul 17, 2010 20:16

any suggestions?
any suggestions?
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Posted Jul 17, 2010 23:41

My personal ranking would be:

1. Warwick
2. Cass
3. Henley

Cheers,
josé
My personal ranking would be:

1. Warwick
2. Cass
3. Henley

Cheers,
josé
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Posted Feb 18, 2011 11:39

My openion
Henley-Warwick-Cass, if you have 10+ yrs of exp. Henley is best, it is not appearing in FT but post MBA salary, students quality, breadth of alumni network and career progression is ranked very high in Economist. I think this is what we expect after MBA right !!!
My openion
Henley-Warwick-Cass, if you have 10+ yrs of exp. Henley is best, it is not appearing in FT but post MBA salary, students quality, breadth of alumni network and career progression is ranked very high in Economist. I think this is what we expect after MBA right !!!
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Posted Feb 22, 2011 16:17

The average work experience in Henley is 8-9 years. Therefore I would suggest that a person with high exp should go for Henley provided if they can afford it.
The average work experience in Henley is 8-9 years. Therefore I would suggest that a person with high exp should go for Henley provided if they can afford it.
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