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03 Apr 2011, 18:34
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Hi All,
I work in a global healthcare company in US and have about 7 years experience in R&D and Field Clinical. I recently got admits from UCLA Anderson (part-time), UC Berkeley Haas (part-time) and Wharton (exec) programs - however, I have long-term plans to go back to India/S Asia and I'm wondering if a US MBA makes sense right now. As if this was not enough to think about, there is a good position back in India with my company that I'm considering. If that works out, I'm hoping I can pursue my MBA from ISB/INSEAD (full-time or exec) in a couple of years having had exposure to emerging markets. Do you folks think the latter that is a better strategy than doing an MBA here and staying back for 4-5 years. Kindly provide your thoughts. Thanks.
I work in a global healthcare company in US and have about 7 years experience in R&D and Field Clinical. I recently got admits from UCLA Anderson (part-time), UC Berkeley Haas (part-time) and Wharton (exec) programs - however, I have long-term plans to go back to India/S Asia and I'm wondering if a US MBA makes sense right now. As if this was not enough to think about, there is a good position back in India with my company that I'm considering. If that works out, I'm hoping I can pursue my MBA from ISB/INSEAD (full-time or exec) in a couple of years having had exposure to emerging markets. Do you folks think the latter that is a better strategy than doing an MBA here and staying back for 4-5 years. Kindly provide your thoughts. Thanks.
05 Apr 2011, 00:19
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I don't know much about your plans other than this note and about India opportunities. I think if your long term plan is India, then that's what you should do and ISB is definitely the top choice there and the most selective school.... does that answer?
P.S. Who pays for your PT MBA? You or the company?
P.S. Who pays for your PT MBA? You or the company?
