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Re: Is an MBA worth it? [#permalink]
Yeh def have a look - those are the top 3 UK schools but you might find Said and Judge a little more entrepreneurial in nature (particularly Cambridge) whereas LBS is much more a typical Consulting/Finance/Industry school. Oxford and Cambridge also have the college structure which is pretty unique and a big selling point but then again that's not to everyone's taste. LBS is a much bigger beast with a more established alumni base - Oxford and Cambridge are much younger but growing rapidly - Oxford this year are taking I think 300 students to Cambridge's 150 and LBS's 420. Thus class size is also very different. Then you run in to the 1 year (oxbridge) vs 2 year (LBS) debate.

For me I felt Cambridge was a bit too small as I wanted to build a big network base and I wanted a typical switch into MBB consulting, LBS and Oxford were slightly better at placing students there. Thus I felt Cambridge wasn't the right fit for my goals. As I said it is a very personal decision so you might feel all three accommodate your goals!
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Nowadays everyone is looking for good opportunities for their future and wants to join reputed institutions to study abroad. It is good idea. You can build your career with MBA. check out MSMBAinUSA
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One of the biggest benefits of an MBA is the future flexibility it affords you. While you can compute numbers until the end of time, even beyond the numbers, if you are recruiting down the line and don't have an MBA, it will likely be harder if you have to switch careers or even jobs.
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