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Sourav700
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Schools: NTU '21 HKUST '22 CUHK '22 HKU MBA "21 NUS '22 Cox '22 (A)
18 Aug 2019, 00:53
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Hi folks,
I will be taking the GMAT in a couple of weeks and I was hoping to get some clarity on the B-schools I think best suits my profile. I have 3 years of work experience as a Strategic Growth Associate (a very generalist type of role).
I'm looking for a one year program and I've shortlisted these schools:
1. HKUST
2. CEIBS
3. NUS
4. Nanyang
5. Melbourne Business School
6. Rutgers
I do have a couple of questions in mind:
- Given the current situation in Hong Kong, do you think its wise to not select schools from that region?
- If I'm expecting a score between 680 and 710, am I being over optimistic with my school selection? If yes, could you suggest a better option? Which schools should i have as a backup?
I'm happy to provide more information and I welcome all opinions on this.
Thanks in advance.
~Sourav
I will be taking the GMAT in a couple of weeks and I was hoping to get some clarity on the B-schools I think best suits my profile. I have 3 years of work experience as a Strategic Growth Associate (a very generalist type of role).
I'm looking for a one year program and I've shortlisted these schools:
1. HKUST
2. CEIBS
3. NUS
4. Nanyang
5. Melbourne Business School
6. Rutgers
I do have a couple of questions in mind:
- Given the current situation in Hong Kong, do you think its wise to not select schools from that region?
- If I'm expecting a score between 680 and 710, am I being over optimistic with my school selection? If yes, could you suggest a better option? Which schools should i have as a backup?
I'm happy to provide more information and I welcome all opinions on this.
Thanks in advance.
~Sourav
27 Aug 2019, 21:34
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I would first clarify that I am not an expert on politics so I could be entirely wrong here but the current problem in hong kong is political. People in HongKong are protesting against a particular law passed by its gov. I don't think the current dispute will lead to any radical changes in Hong-kong's business policies, not it's going to make any significant impact on its job market in the long run. I think you should not take HK based schools out of your list due to ongoing issues.
