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22 Jan 2006, 21:54
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During the free time a student has before joining a MBA school, which courses(or activity) he/she should take that would help in terms of -
1. Supplementing his/her skills in performing better at school
2. Prospective employers would look for.
1. Supplementing his/her skills in performing better at school
2. Prospective employers would look for.
26 Jan 2006, 20:06
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That depends entirely on 1) what your academic and professional background is and 2) what career you're shooting for (and again, your professional experience). There is no one generic answer that fits all.
Personally, I would travel to places I'd always wanted to go. The core courses in b-school aren't overly exciting so I'd go do something fun beforehand, not load up on more academics.
Personally, I would travel to places I'd always wanted to go. The core courses in b-school aren't overly exciting so I'd go do something fun beforehand, not load up on more academics.
27 Jan 2006, 09:26
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Thanks for your feedback.
I have an engineering degree in computers from a college in India and have been working as a consultant in IT field for 8 years. I am shooting for a MBA degree in either general consulting or in IT field.
For example, having studied in India, we don't learn a foreign language which could be a downside (not always, but could) when compared to applicants from the US who would know English plus Spanish/French or anyother language. This is a very general example.
Wanted to get an idea from actual MBA students/graduates of what they think they could/should have done to fare better or that would have helped them.
I have an engineering degree in computers from a college in India and have been working as a consultant in IT field for 8 years. I am shooting for a MBA degree in either general consulting or in IT field.
For example, having studied in India, we don't learn a foreign language which could be a downside (not always, but could) when compared to applicants from the US who would know English plus Spanish/French or anyother language. This is a very general example.
Wanted to get an idea from actual MBA students/graduates of what they think they could/should have done to fare better or that would have helped them.
