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22 Nov 2015, 05:06
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Hi all,
I've been looking to apply for any of the top 30 US MBAs next year. I'll give a quick background on my academics so you an idea as to the problem i'm facing.
I'm an ACCA member (Association of Chartered Certified accountant) and currently residing in KSA (Saudi Arabia) working with a local company as an FC. I intend on giving my GMAT in the first half of next year and aim at a score of around 710 (i believe i might be able to get something close)
Issue:- I don't have a bachelors degree. and this is something that's holding me back from appearing in the GMAT as i feel it might be in vain. Now i've had almost 6 years of experience, and i don't intend to start my graduation (not possible). And i do, also want to apply for an MBA. I've heard that the ACCA equates to a 3 year american bachelors. I'm looking into programs that would help me bridge this gap even if it means that i have study on-campus for year for this. Needless to say, if this exercise would lower or reduce my chances of getting into a good MBA program, it still would be a useless activity.
I'd like to have professional advice in this matter from consultants. I'm prepared to hire one as i seriously need to start planning for the coming year. Any suggestions?
I've been looking to apply for any of the top 30 US MBAs next year. I'll give a quick background on my academics so you an idea as to the problem i'm facing.
I'm an ACCA member (Association of Chartered Certified accountant) and currently residing in KSA (Saudi Arabia) working with a local company as an FC. I intend on giving my GMAT in the first half of next year and aim at a score of around 710 (i believe i might be able to get something close)
Issue:- I don't have a bachelors degree. and this is something that's holding me back from appearing in the GMAT as i feel it might be in vain. Now i've had almost 6 years of experience, and i don't intend to start my graduation (not possible). And i do, also want to apply for an MBA. I've heard that the ACCA equates to a 3 year american bachelors. I'm looking into programs that would help me bridge this gap even if it means that i have study on-campus for year for this. Needless to say, if this exercise would lower or reduce my chances of getting into a good MBA program, it still would be a useless activity.
I'd like to have professional advice in this matter from consultants. I'm prepared to hire one as i seriously need to start planning for the coming year. Any suggestions?
23 Nov 2015, 09:17
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Hi there,
You are certainly facing an uphill battle! You may want to consider programs outside of the top 30 MBA while still ensuring you meet your goals. Can you please share why you believe you don't think you should take the GMAT?
You are certainly facing an uphill battle! You may want to consider programs outside of the top 30 MBA while still ensuring you meet your goals. Can you please share why you believe you don't think you should take the GMAT?
23 Nov 2015, 09:34
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Thank you for the reply.
Well, the reason why I'm not considering taking the GMAT was that if there aren't any schools that would consider my applications without a graduation degree, then there is just no need to struggle through the GMAT as I wouldn't be getting into a MBA program anyway.
ACCA introduced a Masters in accounting degree program for ACCA members from University of London (external). Could having that make a difference ?
Well, the reason why I'm not considering taking the GMAT was that if there aren't any schools that would consider my applications without a graduation degree, then there is just no need to struggle through the GMAT as I wouldn't be getting into a MBA program anyway.
ACCA introduced a Masters in accounting degree program for ACCA members from University of London (external). Could having that make a difference ?
