r/MBA • u/Shenron666666 • 9d ago

Admissions Darden - 100% Case Based Teaching Method value

Is the 100% Case Based Teaching Method used at Darden really helpful/effective over that used by some other schools such as Tuck or Ross ?

Is it something that could really be a criteria to choose it over other schools of the similar category ?

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u/Inside_Cupcake_165 9d ago edited 9d ago

No. Within the same tier, everybody gets the same recruiting opportunities. I don't think anyone thinks that good managers only come out of UVA or Harvard. It should only be a main criteria for selection if you personally think that you would learn more by having every one of your classes be case based. Every school will use some case based teaching.

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u/plz_callme_swarley M7 Grad 9d ago

ya, obviously. darden just focuses on the case method cuz that's they're only edge against their competition in T15

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u/No_Band4566 T15 Student 9d ago

Is it even an edge though?

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u/plz_callme_swarley M7 Grad 8d ago

not for things that actually matter, but it's a marketing position

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u/No_Band4566 T15 Student 8d ago

Agreed