nalin1 wrote:
sgupta14 wrote:
Can anyone please throw some light on 2 month pre mba ASW course that Kenan Flagler offers?
For a full time employed person it's a loss of 2 months paychecks and 2 months of additional living expenses. Also the ASW course will cost anywhere from $3000 to $6000. Overall cost is very high which adds to your full time mba fee & expenses.
Does anyone has idea whether we can do an alternate course (such as online) which will allow us to continue full time job as well?
Please share your thoughts.
I too would be interested in knowing this. Did you contacted them? If yes, what was the reply? Please share the information you have regarding this.
Hi everyone,
I'm a First Year student here at Kenan-Flagler and an MBA Ambassador. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at any time:
jason.perocho@kenan-flagler.unc.edu. I'll check the board from time to time, but through email is definitely the best way.
I recommend you wait until you receive your summer homework from your Module 1 core professor to decide whether or not you want to make the financial investment in ASW. You can gauge off the assignments for Financial Accounting, Finance, Microeconomics and Analytical Tools (Statistics) if it would be worth your while.
ASW was critical for my success during the first mod as a career transitioner. It provided me with an academic head start and truly prepared me for the challenging first semester. You are required to take a quant heavy 22.5 credit hours (10.5 1st Mod / 12 2nd Mod) over this time period. Concurrently, you are attending company presentations, networking, participating career workshops, traveling to conferences and investing time in your internship search. ASW allowed me to focus more time on that latter.
Additionally, ASW offered me the opportunity to develop a rapport with my classmates before the MBA program. Approximately 20% attended ASW I and 66% attended ASW II. The friends I met during ASW are still my closest confidants today. There's precious little time during your core classes (1st two mods) to get out and about.
If anyone wants to talk about ASW, applications, or UNC further, feel free to email me and we can sync up over the phone. UNC is truly the most collaborative environment I visited during my recruiting trek. Everyone here will bend over backwards to help you out.
Shameless plug: We've been underrated for quite sometime now. However, word is getting out. We're ranked #11 on Forbes 2013 Best B-School Rankings
Good luck!