GW or Northeastern for Business?

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mekhtimes

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I'm having a ridiculously hard time deciding between Northeastern and GW (George Washington University) for business. I love GW's campus and the feel/atmosphere. The facilities are also very nice and new. I like Northeastern as well, especially their BSIB degree in international business. It sounds like an amazing program. While overall I like GW better, I feel that Northeastern's unique degree and co-op program might be better and I think Boston may be better for business recruiting/jobs than DC.

Ideally I'd like to go to GW, but I feel like the unique program and co-op opportunities may be too good to pass up. Anyone have opinions on these business schools/go to them/ know someone who goes to them?

Thanks!!!
 
I graduated from Northeastern - if you go there you really should utilize the co-op program. If you aren't, then I suggest GW. Northeastern is nothing special without the co-op program! I really used the co-op program to my advantage - which is why I have a great job right now! =)
 
This is from California State,
1.If you live in the same state, your chances are better. The catalog's sitting in the same city high school. Even the class required in high school.
2. Is it far enough that the high school trouble maker, teacher, relative, co-worker manager, cannot drive and call every day to bother your teacher? Yes! Farris Bueller Movie or Van Wilder.
Just like you, a AA/Sales can teach English 1 freshman to pay the bills. A BA/Engr can teach it also even Java Programming, even College Algebra 1. Again just to pay the bills, sc** the student.
Remember: Education is one large business, especially if the person has to pay. Your rights being under 22 is very limited as a consumer. These teachers get away with full pay and less than 8 hours per day. One word from a teacher, can steer the student to drop out. Suggestion of get a job, crowd is under 21 and too young for Computers, Chem Teacher can program too,...


Your manager does not care where you went to school, never did. Just finished. A monopoly is a monopoly
 
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