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castalmond
Joined: 24 Mar 2014
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Concentration: Healthcare, Entrepreneurship
GMAT 1: 770 Q50 V44
07 Apr 2014, 13:52
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I am a non-traditional student, have MD background and am currently in residency. Are there any MD/MBAs out there with advice on full-time versus online MBA? I would really like to practice for a few years while getting the MBA, and the online option would make that possible. However, I have heard a lot of stigma surrounding online programs, and was wondering if programs such as Carnegie Mellon, UNC, or Indiana with physical campuses have that same bias. Any information is appreciated.
Also, if any of you know MD/MBAs in a non-clinical specialty, please advise! What are the possible routes, and what are the best ways to get your foot in?
As a side note, I just took the GMAT! This forum was extremely helpful in my studying, so feel free to PM me with any questions and I will be happy to answer.
GMAT - 770 Q50 V44
GMATPrep 1 - 680
GMATPrep 2 - 720
CAT 1 - 700
CAT 2 - 720
CAT 3 - 720
CAT 4 - 690
CAT 5 - 710
Also, if any of you know MD/MBAs in a non-clinical specialty, please advise! What are the possible routes, and what are the best ways to get your foot in?
As a side note, I just took the GMAT! This forum was extremely helpful in my studying, so feel free to PM me with any questions and I will be happy to answer.
GMAT - 770 Q50 V44
GMATPrep 1 - 680
GMATPrep 2 - 720
CAT 1 - 700
CAT 2 - 720
CAT 3 - 720
CAT 4 - 690
CAT 5 - 710
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07 Apr 2014, 14:55
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Hi,
Given your healthcare background, and high GMAT score; Wharton, Columbia or Duke would be the best bets. All these programs offer healthcare electives -- especially Wharton has a very strong healthcare focus!
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