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14 Dec 2015, 11:14
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Hi Veritas,
I'm looking to apply to some b-schools but would like some suggestions on which schools to apply to, considering I have minimal work experience.
My qualifications:
I am looking at a variety of schools for an MBA focusing on either Finance or Tech (I'd like to do Tech after completion of an MBA):
Would y'all mind recommending 3 schools that you think would focus less on work experience? I'd take suggestions for other schools I should consider as well.
Really appreciate the help!
Best,
V
I'm looking to apply to some b-schools but would like some suggestions on which schools to apply to, considering I have minimal work experience.
My qualifications:
- 3.4 GPA for undergrad and Master's in Public Policy (did an accelerated 5-year program at a top 20 US school)
750 GMAT
A good amount of extracurricular activities (bartender, work committees, stuff I did last year while in school)
1 year of work experience (Financial Tech)
I do have quite a bit of internship experience, but I am not sure if that matters?
I am looking at a variety of schools for an MBA focusing on either Finance or Tech (I'd like to do Tech after completion of an MBA):
- UC-Berkeley
USC
UCLA
UVA
UT-Austin
Georgetown
NYU
Would y'all mind recommending 3 schools that you think would focus less on work experience? I'd take suggestions for other schools I should consider as well.
Really appreciate the help!
Best,
V
14 Dec 2015, 15:41
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Of the schools you listed, UC-Berkeley and NYU would probably be more likely to look at younger applicants. Possibly the other California schools as well.
