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23 Dec 2016, 17:56
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Hey guys,
just wanted to know if it is critical to have work experience in order to get accepted, also how about the other top 10 schools.
Is there a actual statistic available showing how many students of top 10 schools have work experience ?
Thanks for every answer!
Kind regards
Nick
just wanted to know if it is critical to have work experience in order to get accepted, also how about the other top 10 schools.
Is there a actual statistic available showing how many students of top 10 schools have work experience ?
Thanks for every answer!
Kind regards
Nick
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23 Dec 2016, 18:08
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I recommend doing some hard googling about this subject. Business schools require work experience because an MBA without any perspective is virtually worthless. Most MBA programs like 3-5 years of work experience with many looking at averages and medians around the 6 year range. Re: Harvard Business School - If you are a prodigy, they will put you in the 2+2 program where you can go work for two years and then attend HBS. In short - If you are looking to go get an MBA without any work experience, I highly recommend going to work for a few years. You will come back wiser and appreciate your graduate degree more. I've been out of college for four years, and I still feel like I don't know enough.
10 Jul 2023, 09:34
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