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Re: Things to learn before b-school for an engineer [#permalink]
superman wrote:
https://www.mbamath.com/


Yup, this will cover everything you need to know. Math (not really applicable to engineers), accounting, finance and stats (again not applicable to engineers).

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Thank you for the website. Has anyone used it? If so, did you find it useful at all?
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Interesting topic, I would like to know more about the subject as well.

Studying accounting and finance are definitely great help, not sure what is the best way to prepare though...
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there is only one website out there covering this subject? Surprising!!! :shock:
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My advice: Do nothing, go travel, enjoy the summer. You won't be alone in learning stuff for the first time.
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I am planning on giving myself a refresher accounting and statistics, but only because I want to opt out of those courses since I took them at the undergraduate level.

Other than that I agree with Rhyme. Go do some travel. Spend time with non-bschool friends before you move away. Strengthen relationships.
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Re: Things to learn before b-school for an engineer [#permalink]
No problem for the time management; my girlfriend is in law school and my family in France... I was thinking about books to read (i already read the post about it and got some of them), or maybe working on the the CFA level 1 for example...

Everybody on this forum advised me to travel and to chill out; I traveled for 3 years and i just came back to France to see my family and i have nothing to do prior to start the courses... So I want to do something useful! Get prepared for the MBA seems to be the best option!
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I wouldn't worry about picking up accounting, finance, stats, etc. That stuff should come very easy to engineers.

I would read the WSJ, BusinessWeek, and also perhaps check out some case studies that HBS publishes. Focus on learning about things like organizational behavior, leadership, etc. that can seem a bit fluffy. I prefer reading about this stuff in the context of cases and real-world examples.
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