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09 Feb 2020, 00:05
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Hi baboosh123
What is your age? 10 years of work experience is a little bit on the margin. I think the trick is to formulate and goals that will make you easy to recruit, that you will have a clear path to go after graduation. At the 10-year mark, they start to sort you into the Executive MBA batch. Do the best you can on your goals, articulate the why mba factor and you might want to include why this is the appropriate time for you to be doing the MBA. I would also recommend that you submit at IMD, which is known for mid-career. The average age at HEC is 30. So that is also a wise choice. And all of them have a January batch. If you have a good GMAT score in hand iese is also friendly to older applicants. With the opportunity for an internship.
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What is your age? 10 years of work experience is a little bit on the margin. I think the trick is to formulate and goals that will make you easy to recruit, that you will have a clear path to go after graduation. At the 10-year mark, they start to sort you into the Executive MBA batch. Do the best you can on your goals, articulate the why mba factor and you might want to include why this is the appropriate time for you to be doing the MBA. I would also recommend that you submit at IMD, which is known for mid-career. The average age at HEC is 30. So that is also a wise choice. And all of them have a January batch. If you have a good GMAT score in hand iese is also friendly to older applicants. With the opportunity for an internship.
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baboosh123
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Schools: INSEAD Jan'21 Intake
GMAT 1: 770 Q51 V44
GRE 1: Q170 V162
09 Feb 2020, 00:34
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Hi Farrell,
I am 32. Have a good gmat (770). Have good experience and can probably easily qualify for exec. But, still thinking about taking a year break and doing FT.
I am 32. Have a good gmat (770). Have good experience and can probably easily qualify for exec. But, still thinking about taking a year break and doing FT.
09 Feb 2020, 00:38
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Okay, 32 isnt such a catastrophe and statistically you are a very attractive obviously. 
That said I still encourage you to apply to the full-time program at HEC as well as a backup. If you're going for January intake. IMD Is specifically designed for people your age as well. If you apply in the fall, I would also encourage you to go for Sloan fellows MIT, maybe MSx. One year programs that Kellogg or Cornell might also be possibilities. Just stick with one year programs and European schools, two year programs would be a little dicey but not impossible if you have the right goals and you look marketable.
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That said I still encourage you to apply to the full-time program at HEC as well as a backup. If you're going for January intake. IMD Is specifically designed for people your age as well. If you apply in the fall, I would also encourage you to go for Sloan fellows MIT, maybe MSx. One year programs that Kellogg or Cornell might also be possibilities. Just stick with one year programs and European schools, two year programs would be a little dicey but not impossible if you have the right goals and you look marketable.baboosh123
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