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10 Jun 2016, 04:08
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Hello all, i have been a long term lurker but never a poster.
So my question:
I have just been informed that i have been accepted at Hult International in London, i liked the international appeal of it, and went to a master class and liked it, so i applied a bit short noticed. The thing is, they did not ask for a GMAT, just based on experience and stuff would be enough, which is hmm.. , instead they had me take this Wonderlic Test (something a 12 year old could do).
But the thing is the more i investigated and researched on the forum, all the reviews got me a little hmmpf, especially with the placements.
My objective with the program would be to change career paths at the moment, something with project management or consulting.
My profile : European, 30 years old, 6 years experience including big projects (1 billion +), but i have a civil engineering background, and to this day this has been my experience, project management.
Now if i want to stay in the EU market and be sure to be able to do this transition, would this program be a fit?
p.s. (i have contacted with a few others, specially IMD and INSEAD and they said i had a strong profile there, just need to get that GMAT which i have not had time to do so far)
Any insight will be welcome,
Thank you
So my question:
I have just been informed that i have been accepted at Hult International in London, i liked the international appeal of it, and went to a master class and liked it, so i applied a bit short noticed. The thing is, they did not ask for a GMAT, just based on experience and stuff would be enough, which is hmm.. , instead they had me take this Wonderlic Test (something a 12 year old could do).
But the thing is the more i investigated and researched on the forum, all the reviews got me a little hmmpf, especially with the placements.
My objective with the program would be to change career paths at the moment, something with project management or consulting.
My profile : European, 30 years old, 6 years experience including big projects (1 billion +), but i have a civil engineering background, and to this day this has been my experience, project management.
Now if i want to stay in the EU market and be sure to be able to do this transition, would this program be a fit?
p.s. (i have contacted with a few others, specially IMD and INSEAD and they said i had a strong profile there, just need to get that GMAT which i have not had time to do so far)
Any insight will be welcome,
Thank you
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i believe that getting an mba would only be worthwhile if you went to a better school. there you will learn from world class professors, integrate with a diverse and accomplished classroom, and enjoy a better program. i would suggest that you take the GMAT and go to a school that fits your overall goals in terms of employment or future ambition. time is your most valuable resource.
conquer the gmat, reapply to good schools, and make your dreams come true. =P
conquer the gmat, reapply to good schools, and make your dreams come true. =P
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Do not waste your time and money with Hult. You can focus your effort to get high GMAT score and join one of leading schools that could help you change you career and open doors such as LBS, INSEAD, IMD, HEC. You are targeting consulting career which is popular among MBA students and MBB or even high reputable second tier firms recruit from big schools.
good luck
good luck
