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Hi all,
I consider MBA a big investment. Below are among my scenarios. Do you all have any suggestion?
Let say, my long term is entrepreneurship. I want to work in US no more than 3 years, 1 year right after MBA is a good optimization.
Because I dont want to work too long in US, so I dont want to spend too much $ on the MBA => my priority is:
1. Full tuition + (maybe with stipend) + job after MBA
2. Full tuition + stipend + long internship with salary + no need job after MBA (I will come back right away)
Campus at or near urban area is a plus.
I know my criteria so extreme and some kind of impossible.
P/S: Ranking of Bloomberg solves a lot
I consider MBA a big investment. Below are among my scenarios. Do you all have any suggestion?
Let say, my long term is entrepreneurship. I want to work in US no more than 3 years, 1 year right after MBA is a good optimization.
Because I dont want to work too long in US, so I dont want to spend too much $ on the MBA => my priority is:
1. Full tuition + (maybe with stipend) + job after MBA
2. Full tuition + stipend + long internship with salary + no need job after MBA (I will come back right away)
Campus at or near urban area is a plus.
I know my criteria so extreme and some kind of impossible.
P/S: Ranking of Bloomberg solves a lot
25 Nov 2015, 19:52
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Given your criteria, are you sure business school is right for you? Have you spent time really thinking through why you want and need a MBA? If you are that worried about cost, there might not be any US school that is right for you. Plus, you need to think through your story of why you need a MBA in order to put together a strong application. Don't just pursue a MBA because it seems like the right or popular thing to do.
26 Nov 2015, 07:17
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These are some of my scenarios. Aiming top schools but also backing up with other scenarios.
MBA is just one among investments in life, so that we should consider as many scenarios and outcomes as possible. Especially, when we go to US and there is the lottery system with the visa. Moreover, people go study with different purposes, different priorities.
Invest and open your eyes, reflect back every step we take to adapt with new environment, I don't think you know the story behind so please don't judge if you can't help.
Furthermore, I watched your company's teaching videos, you have done a ad Hominem and answered wrong question.
By the way, thanks for your advice, I don't think anyone like me wants to take an MBA, spent years to prepare will follow a trend without thinking deeply about it.
MBA is just one among investments in life, so that we should consider as many scenarios and outcomes as possible. Especially, when we go to US and there is the lottery system with the visa. Moreover, people go study with different purposes, different priorities.
Invest and open your eyes, reflect back every step we take to adapt with new environment, I don't think you know the story behind so please don't judge if you can't help.
Furthermore, I watched your company's teaching videos, you have done a ad Hominem and answered wrong question.
By the way, thanks for your advice, I don't think anyone like me wants to take an MBA, spent years to prepare will follow a trend without thinking deeply about it.
