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18 Feb 2021, 08:21
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I am 35, with 14 yr exp in IT(#1 and #2 players are my employers, very little international exposure). I am planning to start my own. A good MBA from top school can definitely add value in entrepreneurship, especially to build and scale network, for better pitching (brand plays role in founder background check) .
I was thinking about 1 year entrepreneurship programs.
Q1) Is that the wise thing to do?
Q2) What is the GMAT score requirements for it?(is it same as regular)
3) Do we have scholarships or other financing options available for such programs?
4)my mba must fuel my entrepreneurship , otherwise am not interested in a management degree. So are there alternative programs to try? I mean my main goal is to get into circle of best innovators and supporters across the globe.
(I am from India. So the schools I consider - from India,ISB and from USA anyone among top 5)
Please share your opinions. I hope I explained my situation.
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I was thinking about 1 year entrepreneurship programs.
Q1) Is that the wise thing to do?
Q2) What is the GMAT score requirements for it?(is it same as regular)
3) Do we have scholarships or other financing options available for such programs?
4)my mba must fuel my entrepreneurship , otherwise am not interested in a management degree. So are there alternative programs to try? I mean my main goal is to get into circle of best innovators and supporters across the globe.
(I am from India. So the schools I consider - from India,ISB and from USA anyone among top 5)
Please share your opinions. I hope I explained my situation.
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shameekv1989
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20 Feb 2021, 02:50
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Since you are looking for 1 year programs, US may not be a good bet.
As far as entrepreneurship is concerned you may want to check out the following programs :-
1) Cambridge Judge
2) Warwick - they also have an incubator
3) WHU Germany - It is well know for entrepreneurship
PS : I am also looking for the same. And I chose the colleges based on my research around Entrepreneurship as well.
As far as entrepreneurship is concerned you may want to check out the following programs :-
1) Cambridge Judge
2) Warwick - they also have an incubator
3) WHU Germany - It is well know for entrepreneurship
PS : I am also looking for the same. And I chose the colleges based on my research around Entrepreneurship as well.
20 Feb 2021, 05:18
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Thank you Shameekv1989.
Lemme ask a follow up question. It is more like a clarification needed.
The reason why I opted US -
I beleive we can't teach entrepreneurship, it has to be within people. So the factors one may get from a business school is alumni network, bunch of other founders who may become your partner or promotor worldwide or who can guide you in some aspect AND bunch of finance guys who runs the VC business. My assumption was - US schools are rich with such population. Have you considered these aspects? Or you have other strong reasons to pick the suggested 3 (or more!)
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Lemme ask a follow up question. It is more like a clarification needed.
The reason why I opted US -
I beleive we can't teach entrepreneurship, it has to be within people. So the factors one may get from a business school is alumni network, bunch of other founders who may become your partner or promotor worldwide or who can guide you in some aspect AND bunch of finance guys who runs the VC business. My assumption was - US schools are rich with such population. Have you considered these aspects? Or you have other strong reasons to pick the suggested 3 (or more!)
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