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09 Jul 2013, 15:52
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I will be entering my senior year (4th year) in college in September. I am a humanities major, and have no formal work experience (but have had internships). I took the GMAT the previous week and received 740 on it. My GPA is 3.91 from a top-ranked North American university.
I know almost all MBA programs require work experience, but I would like to apply for MBA right now. So far, I have found the following programs:
Harvard 2+2
Yale Silver Scholars
Various other MSc Management programs
What I would like to know is which business schools are most friendly to applicants without work experience? For example, I know Cornell is more receptive to applicants such as myself. Are there any others?
I know almost all MBA programs require work experience, but I would like to apply for MBA right now. So far, I have found the following programs:
Harvard 2+2
Yale Silver Scholars
Various other MSc Management programs
What I would like to know is which business schools are most friendly to applicants without work experience? For example, I know Cornell is more receptive to applicants such as myself. Are there any others?
10 Jul 2013, 14:27
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Why do you want an MBA? And why NOW?
And a semi-rhetorical question: why do you think top schools require (or strongly prefer) work experience?
And a semi-rhetorical question: why do you think top schools require (or strongly prefer) work experience?
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In general for "top" schools, there's Yale SOM, Harvard 2+2, and Stanford's deferral program (similar setup to 2+2). There are other MBAs receptive to students without work experiences if you go down the rankings in US News but you have to consider if those programs are worth it for you and your career goals.
If you want to get a general background in business and didn't study business in undergrad, Duke has a master's in management program.
I'll echo machichi when I say please consider why you want an MBA and why now. It might be the "easy" thing to do to stay in school but it also might be helpful if you work for a year or two to help figure out what you really want to do long term.
If you want to get a general background in business and didn't study business in undergrad, Duke has a master's in management program.
I'll echo machichi when I say please consider why you want an MBA and why now. It might be the "easy" thing to do to stay in school but it also might be helpful if you work for a year or two to help figure out what you really want to do long term.
