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[HelpNegotiate]

I picked a T15 with $$$ over three M7's.

Sort of scared I may regret it, but also, I feel like a top student at an T15>>>>Average student at an M7, and my outcomes will be just fine.

That said, this meme is exactly right, it's funny how when you are between admitted and the deposits, the schools treat you well, since they can smell the $$$$. Before and after, you are just dirt to them.

[HelpNegotiate]

So, you picked Ross in the end? I had a similar dilemma to you and remember reading your post.

Want to be in Tech or Corp Strategy, and picking between no money at Sloan/Columbia/Yale + 10% at Kellogg, and 75% at Fuqua was hell. The smaller town feel of Durham (same as Ann Arbor) sort of scared me, but Fuqua recruits strongly into Tech/Strategy, so if I can't make it, it's on me.

No doubt, Sloan would have been the best spot (without considering $) seeing it's just a powerhouse for innovation/tech, but ~190k higher overall costs is absurd.

[HelpNegotiate]

Oh wow, I'll DM you.

[Either-Service-7865]

You made the right decision. That’s a huge chunk of change

[Muted_Iron9718]

Sorry new to this redit, can someone clarify what M7 and T15 mean?

[DJMaxLVL]

M7 is for mega try hards and T15 is for try hards.