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GeorgeTown or George Mason ??
aastha1912
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Hi , i need to decide between Georgetown (Technology Management) and George Mason(Applied IT) for a Graduation .I have 5+ years of experience in IT as consultant .... fees is almost the same for both universities but which one to go for ...Need some inputs,opinions, advice , any other help ....i am getting so confused .Thanks
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Optionsdewey hafta
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Are you referring to the Graduate program or Undergrad?... Now I'm confused! I know there are prerequisites for GMU's undergrad, not sure about Georgetown though.
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Have you been accepted to both? Does one have less requirements(ie can you skip the GRE, get class credit for work experience....). How do they rank for the major you want according to US News?
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Optionspetedude
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aastha1912 wrote: »Hi , i need to decide between Georgetown (Technology Management) and George Mason(Applied IT) for a Graduation
Joking. . . neither!
If you can afford them, either should serve you well.Even if you're on the right track, you'll get run over if you just sit there.
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dmoore44
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Mason. Georgetown isn't known for their IT programs (much like they're not known for their football teams...), and Georgetown is far and away more expensive.
Mason has some pretty good IT related programs and is making a big effort to engage the INFOSEC community with their CyberSecurity Information Forum. Also, Mason is reasonably priced.Graduated Carnegie Mellon University MSIT: Information Security & Assurance Currently Reading Books on TensorFlow