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The Michigan MBA admitted students weekend is casual all the way, no one would be rockin a suit. I'd ask admissions how it usually is if they didn't mention the dress code in your invite.

I don't know the answer to your question, but I'll commence refreshing my email every 10 seconds hahaha

I think you're only in school for 2 of the 3 terms though, one of the is summer. TypeA can probably give us the right answer lol, but I think just double the numbers you have. 20k a year for resident, 40k a year for non-resident.

In as well, congratulations everyone! I'm headed to Ann Arbor no matter what for the MBA, so hopefully the funding is good haha.

No kidding lol, lets get this show on the road, Ford!

Congrats to the WWS and HKS admits!

Awesome, thanks for checking into that!

I believe it's a difference in methodologies. Undergrad, law, and business rankings all use a number of metrics from admissions to career placements. However, the public affairs ranking is an academic peer survey of sorts if I'm not mistaken.

You guys are scaring me, but I guess that means I have a lot to learn from my future classmates.

Haha, congrats!

Whaaaaat. I was accepted to Sanford with $$. I'm in utter disbelief, I thought I was going to get dinged.

I have a Q169, and I missed 1 level 5 (hardest possible) geometry question on the 2nd testlet. You will need to get every Q right to get a 170, and I have seen people reporting Q170s.

Congrats everyone, exciting news all around!

Agree that accreditation is largely a non-issue. However, if you ever decide on pursuing a PhD, some programs are very explicit that your masters must be NASPAA accredited.

Cool, thanks! Does anyone's application say something other than 'submitted?' I'm hoping not lol

Awesssssssssssommme! Congrats!

Yay, congrats!

Congrats! I visited Austin a few months ago to check out the MBA and MPA programs. Ended up not applying for family reasons, but it would be a fantastic place to go to school, no doubt.

Thanks! And yes, I received an email to check the online application, and the decision link was at the very bottom of the page. The wait seems especially bad with Heinz because they just keep trickling admits out. Hang in there, and good luck!

Just notified that I'm in at Heinz!

Just admitted to Heinz!

You said it yourself, the school brand can only get you so far. The consensus I've heard time and time again from MBA admissions student panels is that if you have a specific industry/company in mind, you want a school that can put you in front of them, and the rest is up to you. CMU is capable of putting candidates in front of top consulting firms. The decent shot is up to the individual.

From what I understand, Heinz has one of the best practical skill curriculums in the world. On the MBA side, Tepper is no M7, but is still capable of landing McKinsey and Bain in part thanks to a fantastic consulting club. I'm sure any Heinz student that is genuinely interested in consulting would be given access to the club for case interview practices and peer coaching. If we end up on campus together this Fall, I'll certainly help make that connection if necessary.

There are actually some good points in here, but I don't get the impression the OP is consulting-or-bust.

Hey, I don't know much about the MPP recruiting world, as my recent focus has been on the MBA side. What types of roles, titles, and salaries are offered at Heinz? Especially from companies such as Deloitte and Booz? For example, on the MBA side, I know most experienced hires are offered positions with Deloitte Strategy and Operations, either as generalists or functional specialists. Salaries are usually around $125k base + $40k signing + $10k early sign + $25-40k performance bonus. I don't have any expectation that the MSPPM numbers are anywhere close, but I wanted to get your inside take on how Heinz lines up. Any info you can cough up would be awesome! Titles especially since I can LinkedIn or Glassdoor search for profiles and salaries.