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06 Jun 2022, 10:08
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Hi ,
I couldn’t find below school in GMAT club business school list probably because it’s not top school for MBA
“Georgia State University-Robinson college of business”
But could someone please share review of this school?
Is it good idea to join this school for MBA?
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I couldn’t find below school in GMAT club business school list probably because it’s not top school for MBA
“Georgia State University-Robinson college of business”
But could someone please share review of this school?
Is it good idea to join this school for MBA?
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08 Jun 2022, 01:15
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It's in the 700-800th ranking school for MBA as per QS.
Sincerely, rankings don't exactly matter post-Top-15-20 B-School. So, if you can aim for a top tier school or M-7 for that matter, you should give it a try. Post that you can enrol in any university you want. You gotta work for the job, same effort as anyone from other ranking school students will do.
Good luck.
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I suggest that you compare your current career path to the school's average outcome, and see if you're happy with the outcome and ROI.
