<p>“Compared to other top business schools, HBS admits a lot of people straight from undergrad - about 150 out of each incoming class of 900, so I wouldn’t worry too much about not having any work experience.”</p>
<p>So that’s only one of six from ALL schools combined (including Ivy League, but also including many, many others.) In other words, given the low admissions rate to begin with, the odds are very, very poor without substantial work experience - Ivy League or not. And with work experience, the value of the degree itself - any degree - is substantially lessened. (The degree might have bought you opportunities, but that’s another matter. And, yes, under the right circumstances, the Georgia Tech degree might prove more valuable.)</p>