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01 Nov 2004, 21:33
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Hello,
I m planning to enroll in fa part time program starting fall-2005. Just took gmat last week w/ 680 ( q47, v37). I've been working full time for 12 yrs. unfortunately, I don't have a lot of leadership role in my job. Thinking Bekerley, UCLA, UT-Austin.
I was trying to do more research on how my chances are. However, most of the resources out there such as business week, wsj or usnews cover mostly the full time programs . it seems those part time/ weekend programs have a different set of criteria in terms of selecting their students.
Hope u guys can give me some insights!
Thx
I m planning to enroll in fa part time program starting fall-2005. Just took gmat last week w/ 680 ( q47, v37). I've been working full time for 12 yrs. unfortunately, I don't have a lot of leadership role in my job. Thinking Bekerley, UCLA, UT-Austin.
I was trying to do more research on how my chances are. However, most of the resources out there such as business week, wsj or usnews cover mostly the full time programs . it seems those part time/ weekend programs have a different set of criteria in terms of selecting their students.
Hope u guys can give me some insights!
Thx
02 Nov 2004, 14:02
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Hi,
The best source is probably the website of each school.
While PT programs can differ from FT programs in many important respects, the reputation of the FT program usually spills over to the PT program.
I prefer PT programs that have considerable exchange of professors and coursework with the FT program so you can make your schedule especially flexible (other observers, of course, are welcome to differ). Indeed, I usually consider it a bit of a red flag when students in one program are prohibited from taking courses in the other.
Hjort
The best source is probably the website of each school.
While PT programs can differ from FT programs in many important respects, the reputation of the FT program usually spills over to the PT program.
I prefer PT programs that have considerable exchange of professors and coursework with the FT program so you can make your schedule especially flexible (other observers, of course, are welcome to differ). Indeed, I usually consider it a bit of a red flag when students in one program are prohibited from taking courses in the other.
Hjort
02 Nov 2004, 15:34
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Hjort, thx for your response.
I live in Texas and already registered for the info session for UT and rice and will talk to them in a week. I also 'unoffically' accepted by Indiana University's online MBA program after exchaging numerous emails with their program and sent in my application last week.
Now, my questions are :
1) IU is well ranked but I m only gonna their online program. The admission told me it is still 'Kelley' school of business. Do you think I m better off to go to a 'real' part time program such as UT-austin, or ucla or haas or even rice? ( assuming I will be accepted ut and I do have a competitive qualifications compared to their student profiles)
2) among the 4 schools that i mentioned, how do u rank for shots in those schools?
btw, my objective is to have a career change. i m a crm/cti consultant and sicking of traveling and living in a hotel!
thz in adv for your advice!
I live in Texas and already registered for the info session for UT and rice and will talk to them in a week. I also 'unoffically' accepted by Indiana University's online MBA program after exchaging numerous emails with their program and sent in my application last week.
Now, my questions are :
1) IU is well ranked but I m only gonna their online program. The admission told me it is still 'Kelley' school of business. Do you think I m better off to go to a 'real' part time program such as UT-austin, or ucla or haas or even rice? ( assuming I will be accepted ut and I do have a competitive qualifications compared to their student profiles)
2) among the 4 schools that i mentioned, how do u rank for shots in those schools?
btw, my objective is to have a career change. i m a crm/cti consultant and sicking of traveling and living in a hotel!
thz in adv for your advice!
