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31 Oct 2019, 01:05
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Is there a specific number of classes to be taken within a concentration for it to be listed in the official transcript?
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31 Oct 2019, 06:28
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From my understanding, once you’ve fulfilled the required courses you can start accumulating credit towards concentrations. If you go on Booth’s website, it’ll list out the courses that meet the requirements for one of the thirteen concentrations offered.
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31 Oct 2019, 18:31
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For each concentration, you have to take a certain amount of classes to fulfill a credit requirement with the concentration. Once you have done that, you have officially completed it (it's usually 3 classes).
This is on top of the "required" list of classes you have to take, which includes 3 foundations and at least one class in 6 out of the 7 "core" categories.
You will hear this often for not just Booth, but most MBAs: the concentrations don't matter and I don't recommend restricting yourself for certain classes to get a concentration.
This is on top of the "required" list of classes you have to take, which includes 3 foundations and at least one class in 6 out of the 7 "core" categories.
You will hear this often for not just Booth, but most MBAs: the concentrations don't matter and I don't recommend restricting yourself for certain classes to get a concentration.
