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17 Jan 2013, 12:55
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Hello,
I went to art school received my BFA and am now thinking at the ripe old age of 30 to head to grad school for marketing. I enjoy it and am shifting careers and it is something I can continue to do in an art/ creative industry. I just need the business skills to back up the creative skills. So I'm currently research MBA / B-Schools with Marketing programs in San Francisco (would love tips on this as well).
My question is:
It's been some time between art school and my current state. I wonder what are the best programs who might help the mathematically/test preparation challenged. I don't want to give up the dream of higher education and want to set it up for success without feeling insecure while in the classroom with those who did their under graduate in business.
Any advice/ reviews/ assistance is greatly appreciated.
Thank you
I went to art school received my BFA and am now thinking at the ripe old age of 30 to head to grad school for marketing. I enjoy it and am shifting careers and it is something I can continue to do in an art/ creative industry. I just need the business skills to back up the creative skills. So I'm currently research MBA / B-Schools with Marketing programs in San Francisco (would love tips on this as well).
My question is:
It's been some time between art school and my current state. I wonder what are the best programs who might help the mathematically/test preparation challenged. I don't want to give up the dream of higher education and want to set it up for success without feeling insecure while in the classroom with those who did their under graduate in business.
Any advice/ reviews/ assistance is greatly appreciated.
Thank you
17 Jan 2013, 16:58
Kudos
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Of course we have our own program designed for busy professionals.
For someone with your background - consider a program at FIT that is more business focused. If you are interested in becoming a buyer at Macy's, for example, this may be a good route. You'll develop relevant connections through school and alumni.
Otherwise, a general MBA degree could also be a good addition to your arsenal. As for GMAT, take a look at some of our videos and see if they fit your learning needs.
For someone with your background - consider a program at FIT that is more business focused. If you are interested in becoming a buyer at Macy's, for example, this may be a good route. You'll develop relevant connections through school and alumni.
Otherwise, a general MBA degree could also be a good addition to your arsenal. As for GMAT, take a look at some of our videos and see if they fit your learning needs.
