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17 May 2021, 17:43
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Hello:
I was wondering if folks here can help me decide how should I go about doing a full time MBA for myself.
I recently finished my PhD in Business administration from a top 10 university in my country, and have 8 years of work experience- 3 years in business/1 year as an internal audit national level Firm/3 years as a faculty for a top ranked college/now 2 years at (international)prestigious LSE programme as faculty
I have completed my CA (one of the toughest exams in Accounting & Finance) in my country and been a gold medalist all throughout in PhD and university at an international level along with Harvard University youth programmes along with being a university student athlete.
I also have started my own National level E- learning Centre which I will be making an NPO/Trust now. I am also associated with a social entrepreneurship international organisation.
I also am a mentor and speaker and give talks at colleges and institutes
I am starting to prepare for GMAT now and hoping to start applying this year at the earliest.
Now I wish to go into consulting and do MBA
I only want to do full time MBA from top university USA preferably
Also I'm getting offers into corporate now so
1)should I continue as faculty until MBA admissions or
2)leave my faculty job now ,work corporate one year until MBA admissions
My other questions are:
1) How should I go about my journey into a Top full time MBA program in usa
2) I heard MBA values diversity so am I having good chance from a top MBA school
3)How difficult is it to get into consulting/leadership position if I don't have enough corporate work experience and there's been a gap in industry experience before my teaching
2) What GMAT score should I target if I want to apply to top 10 schools?
3) Also, I was wondering if anyone has a take on scholarships, how should I go about applying for these and are there specific ones targeted for individuals with advanced degrees like myself?
Regards
Varun
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I was wondering if folks here can help me decide how should I go about doing a full time MBA for myself.
I recently finished my PhD in Business administration from a top 10 university in my country, and have 8 years of work experience- 3 years in business/1 year as an internal audit national level Firm/3 years as a faculty for a top ranked college/now 2 years at (international)prestigious LSE programme as faculty
I have completed my CA (one of the toughest exams in Accounting & Finance) in my country and been a gold medalist all throughout in PhD and university at an international level along with Harvard University youth programmes along with being a university student athlete.
I also have started my own National level E- learning Centre which I will be making an NPO/Trust now. I am also associated with a social entrepreneurship international organisation.
I also am a mentor and speaker and give talks at colleges and institutes
I am starting to prepare for GMAT now and hoping to start applying this year at the earliest.
Now I wish to go into consulting and do MBA
I only want to do full time MBA from top university USA preferably
Also I'm getting offers into corporate now so
1)should I continue as faculty until MBA admissions or
2)leave my faculty job now ,work corporate one year until MBA admissions
My other questions are:
1) How should I go about my journey into a Top full time MBA program in usa
2) I heard MBA values diversity so am I having good chance from a top MBA school
3)How difficult is it to get into consulting/leadership position if I don't have enough corporate work experience and there's been a gap in industry experience before my teaching
2) What GMAT score should I target if I want to apply to top 10 schools?
3) Also, I was wondering if anyone has a take on scholarships, how should I go about applying for these and are there specific ones targeted for individuals with advanced degrees like myself?
Regards
Varun
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17 May 2021, 21:23
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Hi Varun316,
You're ultimately asking Admissions questions, so you would likely find it beneficial to speak with an Admissions Expert about your overall profile and plans. Those Experts should be able to answer your Admissions questions and help define the specific areas of your profile that could use some improvement. There's a Forum full of those Experts here:
https://gmatclub.com/forum/ask-admissio ... tants-124/
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
You're ultimately asking Admissions questions, so you would likely find it beneficial to speak with an Admissions Expert about your overall profile and plans. Those Experts should be able to answer your Admissions questions and help define the specific areas of your profile that could use some improvement. There's a Forum full of those Experts here:
https://gmatclub.com/forum/ask-admissio ... tants-124/
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
17 May 2021, 22:47
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Welcome to GMAT Club.
This is definitely an interesting question. I think you will have a few challenges along the way in the main one will be convincing the admissions that you need an MBA. What will teach you and give you that you already do not have?
Also, top business schools really award scholarships or rather award them only to most outstanding candidates which means you may have to finance $200k on your own. That would be pretty steep even with a consulting job. Part of the challenge convincing admissions about getting you admitted is your career path. You will need to prove that you will be able to get a job. The best way to prove it, is to music example of someone else who has done that. Admissions don’t like ambitious plans. They prefer safe.
So I would say definitely and unusual journey and not the most straightforward one either.
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This is definitely an interesting question. I think you will have a few challenges along the way in the main one will be convincing the admissions that you need an MBA. What will teach you and give you that you already do not have?
Also, top business schools really award scholarships or rather award them only to most outstanding candidates which means you may have to finance $200k on your own. That would be pretty steep even with a consulting job. Part of the challenge convincing admissions about getting you admitted is your career path. You will need to prove that you will be able to get a job. The best way to prove it, is to music example of someone else who has done that. Admissions don’t like ambitious plans. They prefer safe.
So I would say definitely and unusual journey and not the most straightforward one either.
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