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16 Mar 2024, 23:34
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I have got admitted in the both schools for MSBA Program, Which is best to choose according to area and industry connection?
1. Simon (Rochester)
2. W.P.Carey (Arizona State University)
1. Simon (Rochester)
2. W.P.Carey (Arizona State University)
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17 Mar 2024, 07:34
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What is your post mba goal ??
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23 Mar 2024, 05:42
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Hi Harul.
You should provide the following details for some valuable opinion from GC Experts on this:
1. Your goals
2. Details of admit offers, scholarships etc
3. Industry you wish to target
4. Any specific preferences you may have
Each school has its merits and demerits but what's a merit for one could be not much helpful for another person if the goals and preferences do not match.
In the matter of such choices, there's no one shoe size that fits all!
I am speaking from my experience of having talked to prospective MBA applicants and alumni.
You should provide the following details for some valuable opinion from GC Experts on this:
1. Your goals
2. Details of admit offers, scholarships etc
3. Industry you wish to target
4. Any specific preferences you may have
Each school has its merits and demerits but what's a merit for one could be not much helpful for another person if the goals and preferences do not match.
In the matter of such choices, there's no one shoe size that fits all!
I am speaking from my experience of having talked to prospective MBA applicants and alumni.
