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16 Jul 2021, 13:38
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Hi All,
This is for a friend of mine who has 17 years of experience in software (IT) industry . He is currently the director at a consulting firm having 300 employees. He has also served on the advisory board of Rutgers center for innovation education . Holds a masters degree in computer and electrical engineering from UMASS Amherst
He would like to know if waiver options are available at the below schools :
Columbia university
Stern , NYU
Cornell
Thanks in advance
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This is for a friend of mine who has 17 years of experience in software (IT) industry . He is currently the director at a consulting firm having 300 employees. He has also served on the advisory board of Rutgers center for innovation education . Holds a masters degree in computer and electrical engineering from UMASS Amherst
He would like to know if waiver options are available at the below schools :
Columbia university
Stern , NYU
Cornell
Thanks in advance
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16 Jul 2021, 13:42
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Your friend is NOT going to the Full Time programs at any of those programs. It is a career stage mismatch. They will be referred to the EMBA program instead with that much of work experience. 10 years is the dividing line usually between full time and EMBA.
On the positive side, quite often executive MBA programs do offer a waiver for standardized testing to the more experienced and accomplished candidates. You would need to contact the admissions for waiver. They’re usually very friendly and it’s a very different application process. One reason is that EMBA is the for profit arm of Universities. It is a lot less competitive.
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On the positive side, quite often executive MBA programs do offer a waiver for standardized testing to the more experienced and accomplished candidates. You would need to contact the admissions for waiver. They’re usually very friendly and it’s a very different application process. One reason is that EMBA is the for profit arm of Universities. It is a lot less competitive.
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16 Jul 2021, 16:56
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Thank you . Do you think it’ll better for him to reach out to specific program’s admission board or go through an admission consultant to seek a waiver?
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