TTW9999

The Yale Jackson cheerleaders in here are hilarious. You think a new program with 30 students is superior to HKS, a global center for leaders and an institution that has shaped policy all over the world for almost a century? lol what an absolute joke. HKS is better than Jackson in every way. Most professors are rockstars of their fields, worked directly with presidents, shaped US policy, were chief economists of IMF World Bank you name it. The network is incredibly strong in virtually every public sector career path and even private sector ones like consulting. You have alums being government leaders all over the world and in some countries even ex-presidents. For the people who say HKS is not rigorous enough, if you come to a policy school for rigor, you must only have half a brain cell. You come to policy schools to get policy exposure (which obviously are not rigorous like math or the hard sciences), explore and switch career paths, get into the right networks, not do some stats problem sets and go out to become some analyst slave. HKS graduates leaders, not analysts. The losers occupied with math equations will never become world leaders. Show me some top world leaders from Yale Jackson or Princeton SPIA with all that "rigor" lol. For HKS, how about 20 presidents to start? If HKS were to limit its cohort to 30, those 30 students will be some of the smartest people you'll ever know. Meanwhile Yale's 30-man cohort is only slightly above average. Increase it more than that you'll start getting some real average Joes. Goes to show the Yale Jackson prestige right? lol. Cross-registration with other schools? Harvard wins by a mile. HBS HLS MIT etc, all at your disposal. The list goes on. Jackson doesn't even come close. Sorry cheerleaders.