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Learn what truly sets the UC Riverside MBA apart and how it helps in your professional growth
prachiindian
Joined: 05 Nov 2016
Last visit: 05 Mar 2019
Posts: 1
Location: India
Schools: ISB '20 (A)
GMAT 1: 690 Q49 V34
GMAT 2: 730 Q50 V38
24 Nov 2018, 22:12
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Hi there,
Really nice of you to take out time to answer our questions. I was planning to apply in January round as I wasn't content with my application around November deadline. Do you think am really late, given that am international student. Indian female.
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Really nice of you to take out time to answer our questions. I was planning to apply in January round as I wasn't content with my application around November deadline. Do you think am really late, given that am international student. Indian female.
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25 Nov 2018, 21:12
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prachiindian
Hi Prachi, it is definitely not too late to apply in Round 3 (January) for the September intake as competition in each round is equal (as highlighted by INSEAD). However, please keep in mind that most of the scholarships offered are available only for Round 1 and 2 applicants.
I understand that you are concerned about the limited spaces left. An alternative would be to wait another month to apply in Round 1 for the January intake since the deadline is Feb 20th. This will allow you to be one of the earlier applicants while giving you the opportunity to apply for scholarships as well. All in all, it still ultimately boils down to which intake you prefer and Round 3 for Sept 2019 intake is perfectly fine if you have a strong preference for the September start date (like myself).
All the best!
07 Oct 2019, 04:50
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Hey buddy, recentMBA
Thanks for doing this.
So, I'm an Entrepreneur and been working on and with startups to date, this means i don't really have any corporate experience. Looking at various class profiles i see most people are from corporate backgrounds. Would this be in any way be a negative?
Also, what depth does the course provide? I'm skeptical that a 10-month course might be too short to gain sufficient knowledge, given the absence of prior corporate exp. (PS- I'm an engineer)
My motivation to do an MBA comes from my desire to learn the best business practices, network, get exposure to actual businesses and solve actual problems on a bigger scale.
I'd like to get into consulting post-MBA, hence - INSEAD
Thanks for doing this.
So, I'm an Entrepreneur and been working on and with startups to date, this means i don't really have any corporate experience. Looking at various class profiles i see most people are from corporate backgrounds. Would this be in any way be a negative?
Also, what depth does the course provide? I'm skeptical that a 10-month course might be too short to gain sufficient knowledge, given the absence of prior corporate exp. (PS- I'm an engineer)
My motivation to do an MBA comes from my desire to learn the best business practices, network, get exposure to actual businesses and solve actual problems on a bigger scale.
I'd like to get into consulting post-MBA, hence - INSEAD
