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14 May 2006, 12:26
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Hi I was wondering if somebody could give me some advice. I'm looking to do a grad program an MA or MSc in finance or economics... I just graduated in June 2005 from undergrad and was employed by an investment bank until I was laid off and have had trouble finding another job since then, which is why I'm considering going back to school. Here's some background:
- University of Washington
- BA in Business Admin., Finance
- GPA 3.48
I've started looking into programs but can't seem to find any schools that offer the programs to people without work experience. For example, USC has a minimum 3 yrs work experience, London School of Econ. has a GPA cutoff of 3.5...
Anyone know which programs I should target.
- University of Washington
- BA in Business Admin., Finance
- GPA 3.48
I've started looking into programs but can't seem to find any schools that offer the programs to people without work experience. For example, USC has a minimum 3 yrs work experience, London School of Econ. has a GPA cutoff of 3.5...
Anyone know which programs I should target.
14 May 2006, 14:07
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I can think of all sorts of interesting MA/MS/MSC programs that do not require any work experience. Do you have any other criteria such as geographic preference?
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