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generally speaking, most of the unranked and lower tier programs (usually smaller regional schools) are more accessible to college seniors. most of the top 50 or so schools require you to have some sort of meaningful work experience. there isn't a hard rule to prevent you from applying straight out of college, but your chances are diminished unless you intend to apply to a special program (for example: the HBS 2+2 program or the Yale Silver Scholars program). i think you would have had to apply in your junior year to both of these programs, however.
The HBS 2+2 program allows students to be admitted to HBS right out of college, but they are sent to work for 2 years before starting classes. the Yale silver scholars is slightly different - you take your first year of core classes right out of college, then you work for a year, and you come back and complete your final year afterward.
The HBS 2+2 program allows students to be admitted to HBS right out of college, but they are sent to work for 2 years before starting classes. the Yale silver scholars is slightly different - you take your first year of core classes right out of college, then you work for a year, and you come back and complete your final year afterward.
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Our program is designed to admit people straight out of undergrad (info in sig). Dalhousie's MBA rank is not a huge one, even in Canada, but of course all that is based on the old MBA program which they got rid of just last year for this new one. The way it works is you do 6 months of classes (core stuff) then you go to work for 8 months (corporate residency), then back to school for 8 months, total: 22 months. We focus not only on academics but on soft-skills and serious hands on learning - basically the program was co-designed by employers who were fed up by "traditional" MBAs and their attitudes. Admission isn't a cakewalk though... our academic hurdles are much lower than the big guns out there but there's also a stringent filter for personableness, social skills and general employability (no one gets an admit without an interview, for one).
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I'm a current student in the CRMBA so please PM me if you have any specific questions. Good luck!
That is the basic pitch
I'm a current student in the CRMBA so please PM me if you have any specific questions. Good luck! 
