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05 Apr 2006, 20:02
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Hi! There are a number of schools in the US that offer AACSB accredited MBA programs. Rankings provide relative information about the schools. I am looking for an MBA that provides good knowledge (theory and practical) and exposure (interms of internships/co-ops, placements, conferences/seminars - national/international, interaction with alumnis and the corporate world at large). Afterall, everything boils down to what I can make out of the MBA.
I have got through Suffolk and Pace. I know they are nowhere ranked. I am caught up between taking the gmat again or accepting one of these schools. Your suggestions are most welcome.
Thanks
I have got through Suffolk and Pace. I know they are nowhere ranked. I am caught up between taking the gmat again or accepting one of these schools. Your suggestions are most welcome.
Thanks
06 Apr 2006, 16:54
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A higher rank is clearly more valuable to some students than others. A school or moderate rank but be exactly what some students are seeking in terms of fit with the school and location. One difficult factor with some lower ranked schools, however, concerns employment. At many lower ranked schools only a relatively small fraction of the class is employed at graduation and a sizable percentage (say more than 25%) can still be unemployed months later. What is your evaluation of the employment prospects at these two schools?
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