How to Choose a Business School || Tips from a Stanford MBA 

I haven't gotten into business school yet but I am loving these manifesting vibes

A panoramic. Just emailed my friends who went to other tip top B-schools. Really into the MSx program - to supplement the PhD’s I already have. Your channel is daBOMB. Thanks for giving me a great laugh during this panoramic.

Your videos are so helpful! Thank you!

Heey ! Cheers from Brazil! I loved your energy and the way that you walked us through your thoughts, that was amazing! I have a quick question for you, how can I find what is the school’s expertise? I mean, I’m looking for a school with a great sales background, for example. Keep up with the awesome work!

Thanks Tamar for creating this video. I am wondering If I can get your thoughts on this: - I have been working for over 10 years and have been feeling stuck in my career. - During coffee chats, I was suggested to consider MBA or MS Computer Science (I don't have an undergrad in CS but saw there are some bridging programs out there for those who don't). Wondering what do you think about MBA vs MS Computer Science? - I think MS if usually for those who usually have around 2 years of work experience but may not be appropriate for those with more work experience. - I think with MS CS one tends to become a software developer writing code. Pays well but just writing code. - With MBA people usually tend to go into 3 buckets (consulting, IB/financial services & tech). My perception is that the work life balance of consulting/financial services isn't great and also getting there in mid 30s is tough but tech (product management seems to be the most popular role in tech post MBA, though the current tech economy isn't great with layoffs) seems more open with better work life balance. Also, regarding MBA I hear a lot of buzz that some say it's worth it and some say it's not. There's this site/book the personal MBA that refutes that value of MBA: personalmba.com/. So don't what what to believe. Some quote this quote from the movie Goodwill hunting regarding MBA: "You wasted $150,000 on an education (MBA) you coulda got for $1.50 in late fees at the public library.” Would love to hear your thoughts.

Hi Tamar, I have a very good profile overall. But I don't have super shiny experience like consulting or IB. Although I do work on the technical stuff alongside consultants in small teams at Mastercard Advisors. Would that eliminate top MBA options for me? I know this question can't be answered directly as such. But any opinion of yours on this is valuable.

If you don’t mind, do you mind touching on how you were/are managing to pay it off with you time at Netflix? Also any noticeable pay increases from your job before and after MBA? I know MBA’s are great for changing your career path and getting opportunities you wouldn’t have before, but I’m curious as to how feasible/quick paying it off would be.

Would love to hear what your experience has been like studying at Stanford MBA. Theres a lot of content on Harvard MBA but not so many from Stanford. Thanks for making these useful business school videos by the way!

What is your opinion on University of Memphis, East Carolina University, Middle Tennessee State University and Kennesaw State University and how would you rank them.