prabh0810 wrote:
Hi, i am actually still looking for programs, so if you can provide any information then that will be great.
Happy to help as it is in my specialty
I will detail my answer in context of STEM programs in any degree you want to pursue.
1- For any master in Engineering school, math, science, you will find almost only GRE required not GMAT. It goes by the definition of each test. GMAT is for business schools and they use GRE recently in MBA and their STEM program but it is not vice verse in other schools.
2- If you want to do MBA with STEM so you have to do through Rochester which just announced its MBA to be STEM. Also, you can do through Wisconsin declaring that you want supply chain/ Operation concentration as it is the ONLY certified STEM concentration inside the MBA (not the whole program). You may go lower tank such as Jindal in Dallas, TX and combine MBA with STEM supply chain master which is STEM an so you will have dual degree. The last option is needed to be check with each university as it is not usual to find like this way.
3- If you go to STEM supply chain master only, so you have ample options with highly ranked degrees in many schools such Ross, Purdue, Rutgers, Ohio(Fisher) and others. When it comes to supply china master, then you must review another ranking called Gartner. You can search and download the file.
4- You job is certainly positive thing and can help you in the transition. Do not underestimate it. Always search for the link between you experience and the your desired goal. You will find a link. Business is linked functions and processes.
Let me know if you have other questions.
Good luck