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01 May 2010, 09:42
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I was wondering do any of the BSchool candiates team up, brainstorm and setup their own Enterprise even a startup, Does it happen at all or does everyone just look to get recruited by an IB and fill excel sheets in GS which is great but i was wondering.
Because many BSchool applicants have diverse backgrounds and experiences which are often very valuable in the market, if that knowledge could be used to set up a partnership then it might be really fetching, but again it takes time for the concept to sell and you need clients( but if you have a really good network then that shouldnt be much of a problem ) so i think that will scare off many from doing that, expecially after spending so much on the admissions.
Its better to start up a Jedi Academy if you ask me. Future Academy lol.
Because many BSchool applicants have diverse backgrounds and experiences which are often very valuable in the market, if that knowledge could be used to set up a partnership then it might be really fetching, but again it takes time for the concept to sell and you need clients( but if you have a really good network then that shouldnt be much of a problem ) so i think that will scare off many from doing that, expecially after spending so much on the admissions.
Its better to start up a Jedi Academy if you ask me. Future Academy lol.
01 May 2010, 14:42
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It happens at most of the top schools every year. Of course, some schools attract more entrepreneurs than others, but almost all of the top 15 schools provide some level of support for new start-ups.
Here's some sample data from employment reports for a few of the top schools for entrepreneurship. I don't have numbers for all of the top 15 schools - sorry.
*Percentage of students not seeking employment because they've started a new business*
Stanford - 12%
MIT - 5%
UCLA - 4.3%
Booth - 3.3%
Here's some sample data from employment reports for a few of the top schools for entrepreneurship. I don't have numbers for all of the top 15 schools - sorry.
*Percentage of students not seeking employment because they've started a new business*
Stanford - 12%
MIT - 5%
UCLA - 4.3%
Booth - 3.3%
02 May 2010, 00:40
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Thanks for the reply, i was under the false impression that people seeking Entrepreneurship usually go back and mamange their already established family business.
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