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Reg Kellogg 1 year Program 08 Nov 2007, 09:20
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Hi..

I have already done a MBA from India .Post MBA we is 8 years>i am looking at 1 year program...
How is kellogg's 1 year program wrt (1) Content (2) placement for Intl applicants like me.

Profile: B.Tech,MBA -8.0 years we in Oil Retail Sales with Fortune 500 Oil major.GMAT 710 ..No Intl exp..
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If you already have an MBA and that much work experience, the Kellogg 1 year program probably isn't right for you. I know that's not your question, but I expect that Kellogg would turn you down if you applied.

You should also take a look at executive eductaion programs.

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Hi Scott,

Does a prior MBA ..is viewed -vely to such great extent..!
Why do u think it wud be so...
All major 1 year programs ard the world ..has admitted second MBAs..i agree
i got to have 'solid reasons' ...

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Yeah, you just really, really need to be able to answer the question, "If you already have an MBA, why do you need another one?"

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[color=olive][color=green]Hi,

I have a related Q..Will lack of internship bean issue post MBA...
1)Will that can really affect chances of getting a job in Sales/BD in US ...in Oil/Retail?CPG post Kellogg/Emory 1 year MBA.
(All my exp has been in India.)
2)Also I wud look for position in Srategy dev/MC which cud be realted to my exp..But I am not sure if adcom will accept this option of mine .
Will this be seen as a career change.

Appreciate ur thoughts

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Sorry, I"m having a hard time understanding your question. But I can tell you that your work status may be a challenge. U.S. companies are often prettly reluctant to sponsor foreign students who don't already have a green card or are otherwise already authorized to work in the U.S. While I was in school, this was a major source of disappointment for foreign-born students who wanted to work in the U.S. and found it hard to get good jobs here. Somme large MC firms may sponsor you, though. Don't hesitate to reach out to the career office of some schools and ask them how this process typically works.

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