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13 Apr 2017, 10:37
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Hi everyone!
I have a Philosophy background and I just have been admitted to these two programs:
- EDHEC Msc in Management Studies (not the MiM) with excellence scholarship (40%, from 18k to 10,8k €)
- MBS Msc in Management (13K £)
Which is better in your opinion?
Take in account these facts: my dream goal is to attend law school in US starting September 2018. That being said, I need basically the university with the most international renown possible. First of all, because it would add weight to my curriculum considering the Law School admission. Secondly, because if I would decide to go on with a management career instead, this will not be my last degree. It is just a "shift degree" from my undergrad to a higher ranked MiM or some sort of double degree. In this case, my goal would be working in Consultancy or Operations and HR (where I am working now). Basically, after this Master I will pursue my University education in any case. As I said, I need the most international recognition possible.
I'm still waiting for MBS Msc in International Business and Trinity College Msc in Management (which was supposed to be my safety net).
Suggestions?
I have a Philosophy background and I just have been admitted to these two programs:
- EDHEC Msc in Management Studies (not the MiM) with excellence scholarship (40%, from 18k to 10,8k €)
- MBS Msc in Management (13K £)
Which is better in your opinion?
Take in account these facts: my dream goal is to attend law school in US starting September 2018. That being said, I need basically the university with the most international renown possible. First of all, because it would add weight to my curriculum considering the Law School admission. Secondly, because if I would decide to go on with a management career instead, this will not be my last degree. It is just a "shift degree" from my undergrad to a higher ranked MiM or some sort of double degree. In this case, my goal would be working in Consultancy or Operations and HR (where I am working now). Basically, after this Master I will pursue my University education in any case. As I said, I need the most international recognition possible.
I'm still waiting for MBS Msc in International Business and Trinity College Msc in Management (which was supposed to be my safety net).
Suggestions?
13 Apr 2017, 10:57
Kudos
Bookmarks
InterBusiness
Hi everyone!
I have a Philosophy background and I just have been admitted to these two programs:
- EDHEC Msc in Management Studies (not the MiM) with excellence scholarship (40%, from 18k to 10,8k €)
- MBS Msc in Management (13K £)
Which is better in your opinion?
Take in account these facts: my dream goal is to attend law school in US starting September 2018. That being said, I need basically the university with the most international renown possible. First of all, because it would add weight to my curriculum considering the Law School admission. Secondly, because if I would decide to go on with a management career instead, this will not be my last degree. It is just a "shift degree" from my undergrad to a higher ranked MiM or some sort of double degree. In this case, my goal would be working in Consultancy or Operations and HR (where I am working now). Basically, after this Master I will pursue my University education in any case. As I said, I need the most international recognition possible.
I'm still waiting for MBS Msc in International Business and Trinity College Msc in Management (which was supposed to be my safety net).
Suggestions?
I have a Philosophy background and I just have been admitted to these two programs:
- EDHEC Msc in Management Studies (not the MiM) with excellence scholarship (40%, from 18k to 10,8k €)
- MBS Msc in Management (13K £)
Which is better in your opinion?
Take in account these facts: my dream goal is to attend law school in US starting September 2018. That being said, I need basically the university with the most international renown possible. First of all, because it would add weight to my curriculum considering the Law School admission. Secondly, because if I would decide to go on with a management career instead, this will not be my last degree. It is just a "shift degree" from my undergrad to a higher ranked MiM or some sort of double degree. In this case, my goal would be working in Consultancy or Operations and HR (where I am working now). Basically, after this Master I will pursue my University education in any case. As I said, I need the most international recognition possible.
I'm still waiting for MBS Msc in International Business and Trinity College Msc in Management (which was supposed to be my safety net).
Suggestions?
Congrats!
What was your GMAT score?
13 Apr 2017, 11:07
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LeonidK
InterBusiness
Hi everyone!
I have a Philosophy background and I just have been admitted to these two programs:
- EDHEC Msc in Management Studies (not the MiM) with excellence scholarship (40%, from 18k to 10,8k €)
- MBS Msc in Management (13K £)
Which is better in your opinion?
Take in account these facts: my dream goal is to attend law school in US starting September 2018. That being said, I need basically the university with the most international renown possible. First of all, because it would add weight to my curriculum considering the Law School admission. Secondly, because if I would decide to go on with a management career instead, this will not be my last degree. It is just a "shift degree" from my undergrad to a higher ranked MiM or some sort of double degree. In this case, my goal would be working in Consultancy or Operations and HR (where I am working now). Basically, after this Master I will pursue my University education in any case. As I said, I need the most international recognition possible.
I'm still waiting for MBS Msc in International Business and Trinity College Msc in Management (which was supposed to be my safety net).
Suggestions?
I have a Philosophy background and I just have been admitted to these two programs:
- EDHEC Msc in Management Studies (not the MiM) with excellence scholarship (40%, from 18k to 10,8k €)
- MBS Msc in Management (13K £)
Which is better in your opinion?
Take in account these facts: my dream goal is to attend law school in US starting September 2018. That being said, I need basically the university with the most international renown possible. First of all, because it would add weight to my curriculum considering the Law School admission. Secondly, because if I would decide to go on with a management career instead, this will not be my last degree. It is just a "shift degree" from my undergrad to a higher ranked MiM or some sort of double degree. In this case, my goal would be working in Consultancy or Operations and HR (where I am working now). Basically, after this Master I will pursue my University education in any case. As I said, I need the most international recognition possible.
I'm still waiting for MBS Msc in International Business and Trinity College Msc in Management (which was supposed to be my safety net).
Suggestions?
Congrats!
What was your GMAT score?
No GMAT score (it wasn't mandatory for those programs).
I would add that I have a quite strong international background: graduated from Italian university with two exchange semesters (Belgium and California).
What do you think?
