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Hello all,i am interested in pursuing mim from essec,hec,insead or bocconi for 2024 intake.i am really interested in finance.since i am from india will it help for me in admission process if i do a "FLIP" certification course?..or if you have any other suggestion for me to take any certification course or any other things which will help me in my resume please let me know!!..thank you
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Arijitsaikia:
It certainly won't hurt. While these programs want to see your interest in management, finance, business, etc. they don't require existing credentials in the space for admission. Think about it - the reason many are pursuing such a master degree is because you are seeking to learn about the subject matter. Theoretically, if you have all this experience or certifications under your belt, why would you need the degree? The natural response would be, "well, he knows what he is doing already so why would he need to learn about it?"
I wouldn't go out of your way to get certifications or degrees, but if you are going to pursue them anyways you can and should add them to your CV/resume to show your technical aptitude.
Hope this information is helpful,
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It certainly won't hurt. While these programs want to see your interest in management, finance, business, etc. they don't require existing credentials in the space for admission. Think about it - the reason many are pursuing such a master degree is because you are seeking to learn about the subject matter. Theoretically, if you have all this experience or certifications under your belt, why would you need the degree? The natural response would be, "well, he knows what he is doing already so why would he need to learn about it?"
I wouldn't go out of your way to get certifications or degrees, but if you are going to pursue them anyways you can and should add them to your CV/resume to show your technical aptitude.
Hope this information is helpful,
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IMHO, a profile is more than just academics and certificates. Adding some diverse dimensions to you 'the person' will be helpful - e.g. if you are studying, do some internships; volunteering work; pursue other passions or interests (can be anything - music, sports, blogging, YouTube channels, writing, teaching).
Equally useful would be to have rock solid, logically sounding rationale as to why the interest in Finance - especially applicable if your UG education was not in Finance.
Equally useful would be to have rock solid, logically sounding rationale as to why the interest in Finance - especially applicable if your UG education was not in Finance.
