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24 Aug 2006, 11:09
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Hi Hjort,
I have a question regarding JD/MBA candidates. I plan on applying for a JD/MBA, but feel that my business school application is much stronger than my law school aplpication. If I apply to a joint program at an ultra elite, but get rejected by the law school, will that decrease my chances for admission at the business school? If so, maybe I should only apply to the business school?
I would appreciate your thoughts.
citalfo
I have a question regarding JD/MBA candidates. I plan on applying for a JD/MBA, but feel that my business school application is much stronger than my law school aplpication. If I apply to a joint program at an ultra elite, but get rejected by the law school, will that decrease my chances for admission at the business school? If so, maybe I should only apply to the business school?
I would appreciate your thoughts.
citalfo
25 Aug 2006, 20:21
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Greetings,
I think the real question is whether you really need a joint degree. A joint degree is a major investment so it is crucual to be committed to earning both degrees. If you are even considering omitting one of the degrees, I would re-examine whether getting both degrees is worthwhile for you.
Hjort
I think the real question is whether you really need a joint degree. A joint degree is a major investment so it is crucual to be committed to earning both degrees. If you are even considering omitting one of the degrees, I would re-examine whether getting both degrees is worthwhile for you.
Hjort
