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04 Mar 2011, 21:19
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I am an international candidate, so I was hoping if we could pool some information together regarding Hult Business School.
The website claims that they have 70% placements and students getting 108K average salaries. Are those placements all national students? They are located in three countries USA, Dubai and Shanghai, good but many schools can open an office and say ok there you go a Business school. How credible is this School? But then again I need to roam around for the rest of the life saying where did you do your MBA? Oh No Big deal Hult, Oh ok never mind then. But then again the school might be a genuinely upcoming school, which could build a top 30 brand name over the years.
Reason I am asking, I got a phone call 2 weeks ago from career services of Hult and she was kind of trying to find out whether I was interested in MBA. As deadlines loom nearer, I am in panic mode.
The website claims that they have 70% placements and students getting 108K average salaries. Are those placements all national students? They are located in three countries USA, Dubai and Shanghai, good but many schools can open an office and say ok there you go a Business school. How credible is this School? But then again I need to roam around for the rest of the life saying where did you do your MBA? Oh No Big deal Hult, Oh ok never mind then. But then again the school might be a genuinely upcoming school, which could build a top 30 brand name over the years.
Reason I am asking, I got a phone call 2 weeks ago from career services of Hult and she was kind of trying to find out whether I was interested in MBA. As deadlines loom nearer, I am in panic mode.
05 Mar 2011, 01:48
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It gives MBA programs globally and the campus rotation program here allowing you to study at 3 of hult campuses during your degree.
Updated on: 31 Mar 2012, 21:16
Originally posted by Pluvicreous on 05 Mar 2011, 02:14.
Last edited by Pluvicreous on 31 Mar 2012, 21:16, edited 1 time in total.
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I know a little about Hult from one conversation with one of their recruiters.
They are young as a name, 8 years, I think because of a large donation. B4 that they went by another name for a longer period.
Their program seems to be getting traction from foreign ranking publications due to the worldwide locations of the school and the 1yr format (which I am hearing is a more European design).
What interests me in their program is that one can split up the experience by living and taking classes in up to three different countries throughout the degree. Half the program in one location, and then a quarter in two other locations, if desired.
This seems like a much more powerful way to generate a "global thinking mba" program if you like that terminology, as well as excellent general introductions to those locations. Nevertheless the drawbacks are obvious too.
Their overall ranking is nonexistent on US rankings but FT and a few others have them ranked highly for international experience.
I was quoted ~80% placement with the difference being foreign graduates that faced relocation restrictions.
Time will tell if they are up and coming or not. My feeling is that will depend upon the kind of teaching talent they can attract and what their network turns into. On that final note I was told that the school holds postgraduate functions in at least NYC.
So, maybe.
They are young as a name, 8 years, I think because of a large donation. B4 that they went by another name for a longer period.
Their program seems to be getting traction from foreign ranking publications due to the worldwide locations of the school and the 1yr format (which I am hearing is a more European design).
What interests me in their program is that one can split up the experience by living and taking classes in up to three different countries throughout the degree. Half the program in one location, and then a quarter in two other locations, if desired.
This seems like a much more powerful way to generate a "global thinking mba" program if you like that terminology, as well as excellent general introductions to those locations. Nevertheless the drawbacks are obvious too.
Their overall ranking is nonexistent on US rankings but FT and a few others have them ranked highly for international experience.
I was quoted ~80% placement with the difference being foreign graduates that faced relocation restrictions.
Time will tell if they are up and coming or not. My feeling is that will depend upon the kind of teaching talent they can attract and what their network turns into. On that final note I was told that the school holds postgraduate functions in at least NYC.
So, maybe.
I do have significant international experience. Sorry to sidetrack to the visa issue.
