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29 Jun 2015, 09:49
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Hi,
I graduated in 2012 with a management degrees, I have been working in Sales and Marketing realm. I am thinking about getting MBA and maybe concentration in Int. relations, and marketing. It is worth applying if I just have three years of work experience.
Some advice ?
I graduated in 2012 with a management degrees, I have been working in Sales and Marketing realm. I am thinking about getting MBA and maybe concentration in Int. relations, and marketing. It is worth applying if I just have three years of work experience.
Some advice ?
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02 Aug 2015, 08:36
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Jchang66,
Three years is on the lower end for your type of work experience, but you will actually have four years by matriculation. In order to advise you better I would need more info.
1) undergrad school and gpa
2) company, role and salary progression as well as performance relative to peers
3) GMAT or target GMAT if you haven't taken
4) extra curricular activities and leadership
That should get us started. Feel free to post here or email me separately
Scott@personalmbacoach.com
Three years is on the lower end for your type of work experience, but you will actually have four years by matriculation. In order to advise you better I would need more info.
1) undergrad school and gpa
2) company, role and salary progression as well as performance relative to peers
3) GMAT or target GMAT if you haven't taken
4) extra curricular activities and leadership
That should get us started. Feel free to post here or email me separately
Scott@personalmbacoach.com
17 Jan 2016, 20:11
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It could very well be worth applying, but there a number of other factors to consider as well. Have you taken the GMAT yet? Did you score well? If you haven't even taken it yet, figure at least a few months of prep. Another month or two to write all of the essays and line up recommenders. Add in doing all of your research of schools during that time. So there is no rush, start planning now. You might be at four or five years of work experience by the time you have all of that done! 
Good luck to you!
Good luck to you! 
