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vishalsharma
Joined: 30 Jan 2013
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Concentration: Marketing, Technology
Schools: Booth '16 Smurfit FT'17 (A)
WE:Information Technology (Computer Software)
02 Nov 2014, 05:35
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Hi
For the past 3-4 months I have been struggling to find any substantial information about the UK colleges(as listed below). I am willing to go to UK through an IELTS band of 7.5.
I have a fairly less score of 580 in GMAT, which I am not using to apply.
Bath
Surrey
Strathclyde
Leeds
Leicester
Nottingham
Nothumbria
Durham
My concerns-
Considering the after-study visa rules in UK and the recession in European markets, to what extent would it be feasible to consider UK for MBA and stay-back after course?
I believe there are more risks in UK but i don't have the option to go to US, though my overall profile is perfectly apt with 4+ yrs of work-exp in IT sector, excellent academics, etc. It would also help if I get to know about the students of these colleges.
Pls suggest as I want to start my applications and my decision will depend a lot on your response. Also, If you require my complete profile, pls let me know.
Thanks!!
For the past 3-4 months I have been struggling to find any substantial information about the UK colleges(as listed below). I am willing to go to UK through an IELTS band of 7.5.
I have a fairly less score of 580 in GMAT, which I am not using to apply.
Bath
Surrey
Strathclyde
Leeds
Leicester
Nottingham
Nothumbria
Durham
My concerns-
Considering the after-study visa rules in UK and the recession in European markets, to what extent would it be feasible to consider UK for MBA and stay-back after course?
I believe there are more risks in UK but i don't have the option to go to US, though my overall profile is perfectly apt with 4+ yrs of work-exp in IT sector, excellent academics, etc. It would also help if I get to know about the students of these colleges.
Pls suggest as I want to start my applications and my decision will depend a lot on your response. Also, If you require my complete profile, pls let me know.
Thanks!!
05 Nov 2014, 15:12
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Hi Vishal,
My advice to you is to focus your initial research on the schools themselves... for example, class profiles are generally available on each program's website-- that will tell you about the students of these programs. If you cannot locate them, get in touch with the Admissions offices and ask. You should also be able to view employment statistics at each which is very important, and things like average GMAT etc.
With regard to job prospects in the UK and visa opportunities etc, again first have a look at the employment stats, but also reach out to the Admissions and Career Services offices at each school and just ask these q's... they are best positioned to tell you exactly how many international students stayed in the UK last year for example, and what types of jobs or visas they obtained etc.
While I personally lived and worked in the UK for 4 years and did my own MBA there, I still feel the answers you are looking for will be found at each individual school, and it's appropriate to reach out and ask these q's to the schools for better insight.
Side note I'm not sure what you mean by not using the GMAT; perhaps that you will re-take?
Good luck to you!
My advice to you is to focus your initial research on the schools themselves... for example, class profiles are generally available on each program's website-- that will tell you about the students of these programs. If you cannot locate them, get in touch with the Admissions offices and ask. You should also be able to view employment statistics at each which is very important, and things like average GMAT etc.
With regard to job prospects in the UK and visa opportunities etc, again first have a look at the employment stats, but also reach out to the Admissions and Career Services offices at each school and just ask these q's... they are best positioned to tell you exactly how many international students stayed in the UK last year for example, and what types of jobs or visas they obtained etc.
While I personally lived and worked in the UK for 4 years and did my own MBA there, I still feel the answers you are looking for will be found at each individual school, and it's appropriate to reach out and ask these q's to the schools for better insight.
Side note I'm not sure what you mean by not using the GMAT; perhaps that you will re-take?
Good luck to you!
vishalsharma
Joined: 30 Jan 2013
Last visit: 08 Jun 2016
Posts: 18
Own Kudos:
Given Kudos: 4
Location: India
Concentration: Marketing, Technology
Schools: Booth '16 Smurfit FT'17 (A)
WE:Information Technology (Computer Software)
06 Nov 2014, 05:08
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mbaMissionJenK
Thanks for the advices!!
I shall reach out to the respective college admission offices.
