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25 Dec 2021, 11:17
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I had applied to Boston University’s Metropolitan college for Masters in Finance. I got admitted in a week. Now I do have an amazing gpa but my gmat scores suck badly. So I wanted to confirm if BU MET shares the reputation of Boston University or is it some education continuing program (with a bit lower reputation that BU’s)
Because BU already has a business school. But the MSF of that school had computer science curriculum too, which I didn’t want. So I went for BU MET. But is it a good decision?
Some other schools that I’ve applied to for MSF are Northeastern, SUNY Buffalo and RIT. So should I go ahead with BU MET or wait for other programs?
Mainly, is BU MET good? Will it be a good investment for me?
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Because BU already has a business school. But the MSF of that school had computer science curriculum too, which I didn’t want. So I went for BU MET. But is it a good decision?
Some other schools that I’ve applied to for MSF are Northeastern, SUNY Buffalo and RIT. So should I go ahead with BU MET or wait for other programs?
Mainly, is BU MET good? Will it be a good investment for me?
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17 Jan 2022, 01:02
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Thanks for sharing your question here, I would like to tell you need not to worry about its BU MET is good college and here the programme is reasonable strong, if you got admission so also you have to give more focus your short-term goals and understands how the program is going to help you in the short-term goal achievement, short-term goals include your near-immediate plans, two to three years after your graduate business school. during this time, you should be acquiring special skills or expertise that will be necessary for you to achieve your long-term vision.
Hope, this is informative answer for you, if you are still unsure we are happy to chat with you further
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HvpEReMgpX4
Hope, this is informative answer for you, if you are still unsure we are happy to chat with you further
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HvpEReMgpX4
08 Jan 2024, 01:09
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