Hi Ben! I really enjoy your videos and I have got some tangible benefits from your recommendations. I learned to build the 3-statement model in the WSP premium classes using your prom code, and it has helped me land a job at a Fintech company in Sweden. So thank you so much!
Thank you for all the insight Truly appreciated ! Many MBA alumni fall short on describing the academics. Understandably so, but as someone who wants to get PE knowledge, I learn better in a hands-on class rather than doing all the heavy lifting myself. Was wondering if I could get some insight on CBS’s classes and whether the faculty was mostly adjunct as advertised or mostly academic. Also, how it compares to LBS. Seems like any alumni I talk to subscribes to the “fluff”. Thanks again for a great channel!
Hey Ben! I have been a long time viewer of your channel. I am learning Python right now too at my Master of Finance program. Can you elaborate more of you python class? Is it possible for you to post the 5 assignments you mentioned in your class? I would love an opportunity to learn about how you guys learn about python for finance using assignments!
Wow, what you ended up enjoying is a little surprising lol. I thought you'd have enjoyed and got a lot more from the business classes, and something more tangible to come away with and use for your business - were you expecting more from that side? I know you'd applied before you started rareliquid and you'd always wanted to go to business school, but for some reason I always try to connect the two, even when it might not be so apparent 😅 Nonetheless, it's still good that you've improved some other under-developed skills and opened up options for coding, etc. Options are always good!
core classes suck but electives are a lot better you just take them more second year. u also learn a lot outside of the classroom when you’re recruiting, leading clubs and etc
Are there lazy af people in M7 MBAs 😂 People who genuinely dgaf, are late to classes or don't go, party all day, etc. Who's the laziest person you've met in Wharton so far?
yup and there’s not one person who stands out just a good number of ppl who don’t go to a lot of classes. or ppl who don’t do anything in group projects they are the worst actually
@@rareliquid thanks that's interesting, but I suppose those guys aren't truly useless right? They probs just skip class and slack in projects, but spend that time recruiting or smtg else. It's Wharton after all so I suppose these ballers slack but know how to present themselves well externally
You need to broaden your mind, dismissing professors and classes like human capital because they’re not IB or whatever it is that you like is really asinine.
This was so so insightful, thanks so much for putting this together! I'm getting my shit together to apply for an MBA for 2024 entry.
I would love to hear about the value Lauder has added to your experience and what applying to that side was like. Thanks for the insights!
Thank you for the actual syllabus and insight into what classes entail.
Jesus $85k?! Looks like I'll have to make the most of my Bachelors 😂
It’s 85K per year?????
yes, tuition alone, but the opportunities out of a top program are well worth it
@@nikolaiknight3606In return for a 150,000+ job upon graduation (aasuming u land an IB or consulting firm)
Hey, I hope you're able to drive the most out of your MBA. Would love to see more unbiased reviews here 👍
Hi Ben! I really enjoy your videos and I have got some tangible benefits from your recommendations. I learned to build the 3-statement model in the WSP premium classes using your prom code, and it has helped me land a job at a Fintech company in Sweden. So thank you so much!
love to hear it
Would love a video on MBA tuition fees, scholarships and is it worth it?
Wow! This was really insight! High quality video. How do you manage to keep posting videos while doing an MBA? Do you hire editors?
Just started using TTP, its pretty good
Thank you for all the insight
Truly appreciated !
Many MBA alumni fall short on describing the academics.
Understandably so, but as someone who wants to get PE knowledge, I learn better in a hands-on class rather than doing all the heavy lifting myself.
Was wondering if I could get some insight on CBS’s classes and whether the faculty was mostly adjunct as advertised or mostly academic.
Also, how it compares to LBS.
Seems like any alumni I talk to subscribes to the “fluff”.
Thanks again for a great channel!
Man you should sign up for RX/Activism class even no more finance...Kaiser is the GOAT
Hey Ben! I have been a long time viewer of your channel. I am learning Python right now too at my Master of Finance program. Can you elaborate more of you python class? Is it possible for you to post the 5 assignments you mentioned in your class? I would love an opportunity to learn about how you guys learn about python for finance using assignments!
Wow, what you ended up enjoying is a little surprising lol. I thought you'd have enjoyed and got a lot more from the business classes, and something more tangible to come away with and use for your business - were you expecting more from that side?
I know you'd applied before you started rareliquid and you'd always wanted to go to business school, but for some reason I always try to connect the two, even when it might not be so apparent 😅
Nonetheless, it's still good that you've improved some other under-developed skills and opened up options for coding, etc. Options are always good!
He had RareLiquid before he went to school
i think the electives i take in my second year will provide more of what i expected from classes
So basically MBA is a complete waste of time if it's for actually learning anything and the main reason is to make connections
core classes suck but electives are a lot better you just take them more second year. u also learn a lot outside of the classroom when you’re recruiting, leading clubs and etc
can you make video why pursue your mba instead of CFA based on your perspective
is there a video for how you set up your monitors?
coming soon
Don’t think I’ll go to Wharton but these vids are cool! lol
The company I am employed at got bought and the new person we are all reporting to is a Wharton MBA graduate I just discovered lol
I need to know how youre footing the 85k bill. Very discouraging to do an MBA looking at those numbers.
making a video dedicated to this in the coming months
Your trajectory is so interesting. What are your plans for the future after the MBA? Entrepreneurship, consulting or something else?
Apparently clip is hilarious
Is it just me or do all his videos now feel like assignments for his MBA class…
Are there lazy af people in M7 MBAs 😂 People who genuinely dgaf, are late to classes or don't go, party all day, etc. Who's the laziest person you've met in Wharton so far?
yup and there’s not one person who stands out just a good number of ppl who don’t go to a lot of classes. or ppl who don’t do anything in group projects they are the worst actually
@@rareliquid That's hilarious. Imagine going out of your way to get a graduate degree and being almost 30 years old, just to not give a shit.
@@rareliquid thanks that's interesting, but I suppose those guys aren't truly useless right? They probs just skip class and slack in projects, but spend that time recruiting or smtg else. It's Wharton after all so I suppose these ballers slack but know how to present themselves well externally
lol paying a lot and then end up studying at home
You need to broaden your mind, dismissing professors and classes like human capital because they’re not IB or whatever it is that you like is really asinine.
waste. you're competing against other unimpressionable to compete for mediocrity.
u must be a very impressive person congratulations
I think the word you're looking for is 'unimpressive' LeTomato. Look up what the word unimpressionable means before you use it.