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14 Jan 2015, 16:30
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Hello,
I am a Engineer with background from Marine with nearly 3 years of experience. I would like to apply for MBA - class 2018.
Meanwhile, I have started studying Masters(MS) in computer science and Data analytics. I am passionate about pursuing MBA in a very good university.
I see lot of my friends (MBA graduates) working here and I see that they expect lot of help from software people
if they dont have enough computer background. (Say they want to analyze some data before they make any decisions etc. )
In my MS university, I have option of converting the remaining courses as online courses if I get MBA admissions for Fall 2016.
Right now, I am not sure if doing Masters would be a advantage or disadvantage in my profile. Will it create a problem for my profile ?
Because I really want to have a solid understanding of my work nature and do things earlier that will impact my performance in job after my MBA.
I am a Engineer with background from Marine with nearly 3 years of experience. I would like to apply for MBA - class 2018.
Meanwhile, I have started studying Masters(MS) in computer science and Data analytics. I am passionate about pursuing MBA in a very good university.
I see lot of my friends (MBA graduates) working here and I see that they expect lot of help from software people
if they dont have enough computer background. (Say they want to analyze some data before they make any decisions etc. )
In my MS university, I have option of converting the remaining courses as online courses if I get MBA admissions for Fall 2016.
Right now, I am not sure if doing Masters would be a advantage or disadvantage in my profile. Will it create a problem for my profile ?
Because I really want to have a solid understanding of my work nature and do things earlier that will impact my performance in job after my MBA.
15 Jan 2015, 03:34
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Hey dude,
Doing a Masters is fiiiine. Even very good. You shouldn't worry about that.
The MAIN thing you should worry about is having an interesting profile. There are just too many Indian applicants out there that have nothing but work on their profile - the Bschools want to see INVOLVEMENT! And DIVERSITY!!!
So start volunteering. Lead a fundraiser. Get involved in politics. Swim across the Yellow River. Found a non-profit. Volunteer at your temple. Whatever.... just do lots of interesting stuff.
Oh yeah, and gotta kill that GMAT
Best,
Jon
15 Jan 2015, 12:26
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Thanks for your timely reply.
I may have few courses left in MS when I go for MBA interview. And, I have an option of converting those courses as online courses. Will I get admission if I say I have some more courses to study in my MS?
I am doing MS mainly because I want to get some background on computer which I think will be useful for MBA career. Will the universities see it like "I am repeating master degrees"?
I may have few courses left in MS when I go for MBA interview. And, I have an option of converting those courses as online courses. Will I get admission if I say I have some more courses to study in my MS?
I am doing MS mainly because I want to get some background on computer which I think will be useful for MBA career. Will the universities see it like "I am repeating master degrees"?
