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10 Dec 2005, 01:24
Kudos
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Hello,
I'd appreciate it much if you share with me your opinion about chinese MBA schools.
My profile in brief
- Native Korean (born & raised in Korea, never been to English-speaking country)
- 28 years old (born in 1977)
- 4 years of full-time work experience as a network engineer
- 2 years of military service in the 9th United States Army
(Not as a US enlisted soldier, but as a Korean augmentation soldier)
(Military service for 2 years is mandatory for all korean men)
- Majored in German language and literature
- 740 in GMAT (98%, Q50, V39)
Why MBA?
- have no clear blue-print yet, but I've been thinking of upgrading myself to a better status and decided that MBA is the best solution for me (using MECE strategy
)
Which MBA?
- have three MBA schools in mind
1) CEIBS (China Europe International Business School) in Shanghai, China
2) Beijing MBA in Beijing, China
3) Tsinghua MBA in Beijing, China
Why chinese MBA?
- I believe that the chinese MBA schools are a dark horse among MBA schools.
- However, this is nothing but my personal opinion and is not supported by any real data.
- The reasons why I think chinese MBAs have great potential are that China is very fast-growing, that China is the biggest market in the world, and that China is playing an important role in the international society.
(very simple reasons that everybody else knows as a common sense
)
- I admit that none of my reasons has direct link to MBA schools in China.
- This is the part I want to hear opinions from others, especially from those in western countries.
What do you think about MBA schools in China?
(I am sorry for my messy writing. I haven't developed essays and resume at all. Please understand.)
I'd appreciate it much if you share with me your opinion about chinese MBA schools.
My profile in brief
- Native Korean (born & raised in Korea, never been to English-speaking country)
- 28 years old (born in 1977)
- 4 years of full-time work experience as a network engineer
- 2 years of military service in the 9th United States Army
(Not as a US enlisted soldier, but as a Korean augmentation soldier)
(Military service for 2 years is mandatory for all korean men)
- Majored in German language and literature
- 740 in GMAT (98%, Q50, V39)
Why MBA?
- have no clear blue-print yet, but I've been thinking of upgrading myself to a better status and decided that MBA is the best solution for me (using MECE strategy
)
Which MBA?
- have three MBA schools in mind
1) CEIBS (China Europe International Business School) in Shanghai, China
2) Beijing MBA in Beijing, China
3) Tsinghua MBA in Beijing, China
Why chinese MBA?
- I believe that the chinese MBA schools are a dark horse among MBA schools.
- However, this is nothing but my personal opinion and is not supported by any real data.
- The reasons why I think chinese MBAs have great potential are that China is very fast-growing, that China is the biggest market in the world, and that China is playing an important role in the international society.
(very simple reasons that everybody else knows as a common sense
)
- I admit that none of my reasons has direct link to MBA schools in China.
- This is the part I want to hear opinions from others, especially from those in western countries.
What do you think about MBA schools in China?
(I am sorry for my messy writing. I haven't developed essays and resume at all. Please understand.)
12 Dec 2005, 21:39
Kudos
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I am french and I've been living in China for the last 3 years.
Actually I was also interested in chinese MBA but I would prefer to go to a US or European one. Considering your profile and your GMAT you could have a chance in ultra-elite MBA programs.
I think that Chinese MBA mainly benefit to Chinese candidates and not to foreigners. Even if programs are given in English, many employers are chinese and they are interested by a chinese citizen with leadership and managerial skills, not by a foreigner.
If you target Asia I think that INSEAD with the singaopre option sounds more interesting or the HKU MBA with a part of it at LBS... You can also apply to NYU as me and hope to be selected in an exchange program in Japan or in Tsinghua (China)
Although CEIBS has been well ranked by FT, I have doubts on the international exposure, it is really limited to the chinese market, moreover the placement stats are incredibly good because 90% of the MBA students are chinese but if tomorrow there is 50% of foreigners I am not sure that they would all find a suitable position in China, especially in Chinese companies
It's just my 2 cents
Actually I was also interested in chinese MBA but I would prefer to go to a US or European one. Considering your profile and your GMAT you could have a chance in ultra-elite MBA programs.
I think that Chinese MBA mainly benefit to Chinese candidates and not to foreigners. Even if programs are given in English, many employers are chinese and they are interested by a chinese citizen with leadership and managerial skills, not by a foreigner.
If you target Asia I think that INSEAD with the singaopre option sounds more interesting or the HKU MBA with a part of it at LBS... You can also apply to NYU as me and hope to be selected in an exchange program in Japan or in Tsinghua (China)
Although CEIBS has been well ranked by FT, I have doubts on the international exposure, it is really limited to the chinese market, moreover the placement stats are incredibly good because 90% of the MBA students are chinese but if tomorrow there is 50% of foreigners I am not sure that they would all find a suitable position in China, especially in Chinese companies
It's just my 2 cents
