Joint degree program across 2 schools? Forum
- whuts4lunch
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Joint degree program across 2 schools?
Is it possible to do a joint degree program across two different schools? Say you are hypothetically admitted to MIT's MBA program and Harvard Law. Could you do a 4 year JD/MBA, getting the JD from Harvard and MBA from MIT?
- Aberzombie1892
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Re: Joint degree program across 2 schools?
I believe that that is possible...but...why wouldn't you go to Harvard's MBA program over MIT's?whuts4lunch wrote:Is it possible to do a joint degree program across two different schools? Say you are hypothetically admitted to MIT's MBA program and Harvard Law. Could you do a 4 year JD/MBA, getting the JD from Harvard and MBA from MIT?
- glewz
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Re: Joint degree program across 2 schools?
MIT's is known for quant. HBS is for management...though I would without hesitation choose HBS either way.Aberzombie1892 wrote:I believe that that is possible...but...why wouldn't you go to Harvard's MBA program over MIT's?whuts4lunch wrote:Is it possible to do a joint degree program across two different schools? Say you are hypothetically admitted to MIT's MBA program and Harvard Law. Could you do a 4 year JD/MBA, getting the JD from Harvard and MBA from MIT?
- whuts4lunch
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Re: Joint degree program across 2 schools?
If you got into MIT but not Harvard.
- whuts4lunch
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Re: Joint degree program across 2 schools?
The specific schools named are just an example. Has anyone here done a joint/degree program across two different universities or know someone who has?
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Re: Joint degree program across 2 schools?
I actually think Harvard and MIT and Tufts all have joint programs that can cross over with each other that they mention on the website. Not 100% sure though.
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