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26 Nov 2007, 13:25
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I was wondering if anyone could give me some info about doing a JD/MBA program at two different schools. I'm currently a law student but would like to apply to MBA programs outside of my current school so that I can increase my chances of admission.
Is it possible to attend two different schools and graduate in four years? I have heard of people doing this but I'm not at all sure how it works.
Is it possible to attend two different schools and graduate in four years? I have heard of people doing this but I'm not at all sure how it works.
26 Nov 2007, 13:46
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That is a question best asked to the schools themselves. Some may be willing to work with you others will say no our MBA is a 2 year program. Common advice given to all current college student is you need work experience to really stand a shot at a top 10...unless you have work experience before law school it might come across that you are collecting degrees and have no clear career goals.
If you are going to Yale, Harvard, NYU or some other very top law school then it wont be as big an issue...but at times having an advanced degree puts you at a disadvantage to someone who has those extra years of work and leadership experience.
If you are going to Yale, Harvard, NYU or some other very top law school then it wont be as big an issue...but at times having an advanced degree puts you at a disadvantage to someone who has those extra years of work and leadership experience.
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Many of these JD + MBA programs rely on the student going to two different schools - schools which are in a sort of 'partnership' for this type of program. I know Columbia offers this 'fast tracked' degree internally (that is, the MBA and JD are both done at Columbia) and that Baruch/ Zicklin Business School Here in NYC) offers this 4-year dual degree opportunity in partnering with NYU Law School.
https://zicklin.baruch.cuny.edu/programs/graduate/jd_mba - look at the section on program structure
You would have to see whether or not the school in which you are pursuing a JD has a partnership with another school for an MBA or if they offer it internally. In many cases, you must submit both LSAT + GMAT scores before starting the program so I suggest you move quickly.
FWIW,
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https://zicklin.baruch.cuny.edu/programs/graduate/jd_mba - look at the section on program structure
You would have to see whether or not the school in which you are pursuing a JD has a partnership with another school for an MBA or if they offer it internally. In many cases, you must submit both LSAT + GMAT scores before starting the program so I suggest you move quickly.
FWIW,
- tsd
