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GMATClub Ambassadors / Ask us about your dreamt bSchool :) 11 Sep 2008, 02:17
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Hi,

Used to be an active member here and also an ambassador but got too busy during my school time to really manage all this :oops:
I am now back and ready to be an ambassador for Tuck
Thanks for including me in your list
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GMATClub Ambassadors / Ask us about your dreamt bSchool :) 06 Jan 2011, 14:09
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Hey guys

Can anybody please provide me any feedback on Northeastern University's Full-Time MBA program ?

I'm really looking forward towards this program. Can you please tell that where does the program stand when compared to Mason, Katz and Syracuse ?

Thanks and Regards
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GMATClub Ambassadors / Ask us about your dreamt bSchool :) 17 May 2011, 10:06
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Hello All,

I have been researching about schools for quite sometime now and finally have come up with the criteria based on which I would decide whether a school is a good fit for me. For this, I have created a survey, a short one, which is a set of questions that I want the answers to. I have tried to make the survey not very boring.

I have already sent the link to many of you b-school ambassadors in your inbox and will soon send to those I haven't yet. I request you all to fill out this form. I do not want to paste the link here as I want to restrict it only to the b school students (and not everyone). The responses to these questions will play a significant role in my decision-making process.

Thanks a lot in advance.

PS: As ambassadors, I expect a lot of support from you all. Kindly go through my pm (not a single ambassador has filled in the survey till now :P )
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GMATClub Ambassadors / Ask us about your dreamt bSchool :) 19 Jan 2012, 14:41
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Why do BSchools require the GMAT? The financial system has failed miserably. It has been proven that quantitative models do not work anymore. Why are these schools still requesting GMAT exam? Why not ask for ethics, more leadership qualities, extra circular activities in applicants rather than some money making standardized exam?
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GMATClub Ambassadors / Ask us about your dreamt bSchool :) 21 Jan 2012, 19:53
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It has been proven that quantitative models do not work anymore.
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I don't agree with this statement, can you elaborate? How/where has that been proven?
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GMATClub Ambassadors / Ask us about your dreamt bSchool :) 22 Jan 2012, 22:32
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Look at the financial market. Quantitative models of finance is a joke. More emphasis should be place on behavior finance to predict market behavior. Hence, I think that the GMAT should not be one of the the requirements for an MBA.
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GMATClub Ambassadors / Ask us about your dreamt bSchool :) 13 Jul 2012, 18:31
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Hi,

I have a rather not very unusual question.

I work for the off-shore division of one of the Big-four. Just wanted to check the relevance of such work-ex, is it actually considered as solid experience as an on-shore? It's not a typical off-shore model, we are in a way a team extension, and pretty much do the same work as on-shore, including managing the client (though on calls/emails).

And second question is about the international experience - the on-shore team I regularly interact with consists of people from 7 different nationalities. So, though I have never been actually been to all these countries, except once for about a month to London for a client meeting, I have an experience of closely working with these people. Also when I say working, I mean working at off-shore. So can this be counted as an international experience ?

Would be grateful if anyone can help me with these.

Thanks.
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