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29 Oct 2021, 01:16
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Currently I am pursuing CS(Company Secratary) course and I am also pursuing BBA LLB from a university (not very reputate University i.e, Techno India University) and after completing my CS and gaining experience, I want to pursue my MBA from McGill University/University of Toronto or similar top universities in Canada. So Ma'am for that should I pursue ACCA and CFA, I want to improve my CV and increase my chances of getting into my dream University.
Dose ACCA and CFA add value towards your MBA application?
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Currently I am pursuing CS(Company Secratary) course and I am also pursuing BBA LLB from a university (not very reputate University i.e, Techno India University) and after completing my CS and gaining experience, I want to pursue my MBA from McGill University/University of Toronto or similar top universities in Canada. So Ma'am for that should I pursue ACCA and CFA, I want to improve my CV and increase my chances of getting into my dream University.
Dose ACCA and CFA add value towards your MBA application?
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29 Oct 2021, 09:44
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rajdip9231864089:
It certainly doesn't hurt, but those two accreditations are not going to dramatically increase your chances. There are actually very few real requirements. An undergraduate/bachelor degree and the GMAT/GRE are you two primary ones. For most schools, work experience is also a near-requirement.
I would pursue these accreditations primarily if you think they would help you career. Other than that, they're basically just indications of your knowledge and technical abilities. The schools will focus much more on GPA, GMAT/GRE, work experience, extracurricular activities and the written components (LORs, essays.)
Please reach out if you need more help and when you are ready to apply to these great programs.
Good luck,
Admissionado
It certainly doesn't hurt, but those two accreditations are not going to dramatically increase your chances. There are actually very few real requirements. An undergraduate/bachelor degree and the GMAT/GRE are you two primary ones. For most schools, work experience is also a near-requirement.
I would pursue these accreditations primarily if you think they would help you career. Other than that, they're basically just indications of your knowledge and technical abilities. The schools will focus much more on GPA, GMAT/GRE, work experience, extracurricular activities and the written components (LORs, essays.)
Please reach out if you need more help and when you are ready to apply to these great programs.
Good luck,
Admissionado
29 Oct 2021, 09:44
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rajdip9231864089:
It certainly doesn't hurt, but those two accreditations are not going to dramatically increase your chances. There are actually very few real requirements. An undergraduate/bachelor degree and the GMAT/GRE are you two primary ones. For most schools, work experience is also a near-requirement.
I would pursue these accreditations primarily if you think they would help you career. Other than that, they're basically just indications of your knowledge and technical abilities. The schools will focus much more on GPA, GMAT/GRE, work experience, extracurricular activities and the written components (LORs, essays.)
Please reach out if you need more help and when you are ready to apply to these great programs.
Good luck,
Admissionado
It certainly doesn't hurt, but those two accreditations are not going to dramatically increase your chances. There are actually very few real requirements. An undergraduate/bachelor degree and the GMAT/GRE are you two primary ones. For most schools, work experience is also a near-requirement.
I would pursue these accreditations primarily if you think they would help you career. Other than that, they're basically just indications of your knowledge and technical abilities. The schools will focus much more on GPA, GMAT/GRE, work experience, extracurricular activities and the written components (LORs, essays.)
Please reach out if you need more help and when you are ready to apply to these great programs.
Good luck,
Admissionado
