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Updated on: 09 Oct 2007, 06:10
Originally posted by mbavacation on 11 Sep 2007, 13:39.
Last edited by mbavacation on 09 Oct 2007, 06:10, edited 1 time in total.
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anadimisra
anadimisra,
Whether you should aim for the top E-MBA programs like Duke and Wharton depends to a large extent on how much managerial responsibility and experience you have. For those top programs admitted applicants' average number of people led is something like *14*, which is a lot of management. If you are in that range then you may have a shot. My sense, however, is that a 29-year-old project manager would probably have somewhat of a weaker managerial profile than the top programs typically admit. (They are admitting younger and younger people, however.) You may want to lower your sights a bit and consider EMBA programs UNC's, Emory's, or Georgetown's. All three are ranked in BusinessWeek's top 10 EMBA ranking but they'd probably be easier for you to get into and easier for you to travel to.
They won't care how far from their location you are based so long as you can assure them you can get there. They have some people who commute from *overseas.* Yes, I think you could benefit from consulting help, because your profile has some potential question marks that could be smoothed over with well-executed essays.
Good luck,
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Thanks a lot Paul. The reason I was thinking of an EMBA from Duke or Wharton was that I am not ready to go to fulltime college next fall. BTW, I have decided not to apply this year and try next year for full time, since I want to take my best shot at HBS, Wharton, Stanford, Chicago and Kellogg.
I am taking the following steps towards next years preparation:
1) Getting more responsibility at work, building base for some solid recommendations
2) Reading about schools
3) Ordered your book and plan to read that.
4) The list is blank from here. With 9 years experience (30 yrs age) by the time I enroll(Applying next year), what else do you think I need to do to get in one of the abovementioned five.
I am taking the following steps towards next years preparation:
1) Getting more responsibility at work, building base for some solid recommendations
2) Reading about schools
3) Ordered your book and plan to read that.
4) The list is blank from here. With 9 years experience (30 yrs age) by the time I enroll(Applying next year), what else do you think I need to do to get in one of the abovementioned five.
