hey guys,

any more thoughts or insights for hult ?

cheers

Even i received ofeer from HULT 2012 intake?
Can any one let me know abt ?

As always, my advice remains that applicants must know what they are seeking and what the school can provide. There are many resources to refer to in order to find out that information: students, recent alumni, BusinessWeek, and the program's site, among others.

With any program, every student must be aware that Career Services does not just hand you a card for 1 Free Job at Goldman/Google/Bain/your-first-choice-employer. In fact, seeking employment in the US for non-US citizens in particular can be a challenge - not impossible, but yes, a challenge. Use this knowledge to guide you in your decision making, debt planning, and career search, but don't let a few graduates' friends posting on a forum deter you from doing that real research.
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Just to add my input. After I took the gmat for the first time, I received a "sales call" from hult boston... boy did it feel like one. If a school has to enlist alumni and current students to cold call people after simply taking the gmat to attract applicants... they probably arent worth the money their charging on merit alone.

I wouldnt even say good marketing team, just simply vocal.

anyone joining the program this year? I heard Boston is the best and faculty is good, although you can't expect much from the career services. has anyone spoken to alum/current student to gather more info. the ranking (Boston) definitely seem to be good.

BW says the fee is $64500 and the Total Costs - $90000

Hi Guys.......

I got offer for SFO campus (2012)......It would be really gr8 if someone can give their feedback for this campus....
any1 joining SFO 2012 session???

It's always nice to hear the voice of reason
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HULT International Business School is a complete scam... DO NOT be fooled by all these rankings they like to toss around.

First off, HULT is just one division of a larger corporation called EF. The HULT 'campus' is two floors of an office building. There is no real campus.

Secondly, have you noticed that they charge unbelievably high tuition and yet accept students with unbelievably low GMAT scores? This place is just a business itself, not a real school.

Also, there is no real admissions committee. They will take anybody who can pay. The information sessions held around the world are run by sales people whose sole job is to meet sales quotas and to 'get' more students. Those sales people only happen to live in cities where HULT knows it can find wealthy students who will pay large sums of money to attend a 'prestigious' program overseas.

Notice that the publicity they have, online and in print, is all staged using such beautiful people, like models. I don't know any other business school that needs to make publicity looking like a fancy magazine. Again, they are trying to appeal to people who have money. Once they have your money, and then they do not deliver. You are on your own.

This is not a prestigious program at all. Their workers are just that, sales people and office workers with fancy titles. This is not an academic program. I am very disappointed and recommend you look elsewhere.

I completely agree with ReallyNow. The school is no scam, not even for a master's program. It's really worth it but you have to be clear on what you're doing and what do you expect from it. You can get the best out of it but it all depends on your approach and preparation.

I'm currently writing a blog about Hult to eliminate all the false buzz about it being a bad business school, feel free to read and comment: search for thehultexperience in blogger.