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06 Jun 2014, 06:15
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I will be getting 33 years old pretty soon and now I am interested to go for my MBA. I haven't started preparing even for GMAT, even in best case scenario by the time I write an application for a Top B-School, I would be 33-34 years old. What are my chances of getting into a Top B-school considering my excellent career profile and no constraint on budget for MBA school.
Is it too late for me to go for a B-School
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Is it too late for me to go for a B-School
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07 Jun 2014, 12:22
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Hi Saadat Sheikh,
B-schools do accept applicants with higher work experience. They would expect you to demonstrate career progression, crystal clear career goals and specific reasons as to why you need the MBA. Essentially this means, you should pin point why your career will not move forward the way you intend it to, without an MBA.
You may also want to have a look at the executive MBA programs where you can complete your MBA while you are working.
Another option is the Sloan Fellowship program, which is targeted at senior professionals like you. Its offered by MIT and London Business School.
09 Jun 2014, 00:42
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Well, everything will depend on a) the rest of your profile and b) your story (of why you are applying so late).
Getting into regular two-year MBA schools (in the US) at this age is harder, and does put you at a disadvantage, esp. at top schools. But people DO get in when their Work Experience is good and their story makes sense. You also have plenty of options in European MBA programs, EMBAs, one-year programs and part-time programs. It all depends on what your goals are.
Feel free to elaborate!
Best,
JF
