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Posted Mar 26, 2007 19:09
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This is a common thread for those applying/accepted/alumni to HKUST only!
Posted Mar 28, 2007 06:46
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Im applying to HKUST BBA and they invited me into a phone interview with them...
Do anyone have any idea what sort of questions they will ask ? THanks...
Im applying to HKUST BBA and they invited me into a phone interview with them...
Do anyone have any idea what sort of questions they will ask ? THanks...
Do anyone have any idea what sort of questions they will ask ? THanks...
Posted Jun 07, 2007 05:45
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I am accepted to the HKUST MBA one-year full time program and am going to start my Mandarin course in early August.
I am accepted to the HKUST MBA one-year full time program and am going to start my Mandarin course in early August.
Posted Jun 07, 2007 18:57
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This is a common thread for those applying/accepted/alumni to HKUST only!
I found out about HK UST from my affiliation with NYU and subsequent M.S. Global Finance program offered jointly by both schools. I am considering applying for it, and in the process of gathering info on HK UST I have heard only excellent things about it. Keep the information coming as I am sure there are many more people interested in undertaking graduate studies in Asia's best B-schools.
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This is a common thread for those applying/accepted/alumni to HKUST only!
</blockquote>
I found out about HK UST from my affiliation with NYU and subsequent M.S. Global Finance program offered jointly by both schools. I am considering applying for it, and in the process of gathering info on HK UST I have heard only excellent things about it. Keep the information coming as I am sure there are many more people interested in undertaking graduate studies in Asia's best B-schools.
This is a common thread for those applying/accepted/alumni to HKUST only!
</blockquote>
I found out about HK UST from my affiliation with NYU and subsequent M.S. Global Finance program offered jointly by both schools. I am considering applying for it, and in the process of gathering info on HK UST I have heard only excellent things about it. Keep the information coming as I am sure there are many more people interested in undertaking graduate studies in Asia's best B-schools.
Posted Jul 10, 2007 02:22
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hong kong ust #2 world!
http://www.nd.edu/~cba/011221/press/2005/10_emba_financial_times.shtml
i want to apply what is minimum gmat and toefl scores i need.
hong kong ust #2 world!
http://www.nd.edu/~cba/011221/press/2005/10_emba_financial_times.shtml
i want to apply what is minimum gmat and toefl scores i need.
http://www.nd.edu/~cba/011221/press/2005/10_emba_financial_times.shtml
i want to apply what is minimum gmat and toefl scores i need.
Posted Jul 12, 2007 15:07
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Hello.
HKUST sounds very interesting indeed, I'm considering applying there. Especially because I'm Asian, I think an MBA at HKUST would be a good idea, taking into account different aspects.
Same question as chen: What GMAT and TOEFL scored are needed??
Hello.
HKUST sounds very interesting indeed, I'm considering applying there. Especially because I'm Asian, I think an MBA at HKUST would be a good idea, taking into account different aspects.
Same question as chen: What GMAT and TOEFL scored are needed??
HKUST sounds very interesting indeed, I'm considering applying there. Especially because I'm Asian, I think an MBA at HKUST would be a good idea, taking into account different aspects.
Same question as chen: What GMAT and TOEFL scored are needed??
Posted Jul 12, 2007 17:08
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hi iuri/chen
admission is very competitive. I do not know exactly what gmat/toefl score will get you in.
Submit applications and go from there, good interview/essays/recommendations can somewhat offset lower scores, also your work/life experience counts for a lot.
The more "diverse" you are the better as HK UST wants to keep its' #1 international experience ranking.
hi iuri/chen
admission is very competitive. I do not know exactly what gmat/toefl score will get you in.
Submit applications and go from there, good interview/essays/recommendations can somewhat offset lower scores, also your work/life experience counts for a lot.
The more "diverse" you are the better as HK UST wants to keep its' #1 international experience ranking.
admission is very competitive. I do not know exactly what gmat/toefl score will get you in.
Submit applications and go from there, good interview/essays/recommendations can somewhat offset lower scores, also your work/life experience counts for a lot.
The more "diverse" you are the better as HK UST wants to keep its' #1 international experience ranking.
Posted Jul 13, 2007 11:50
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Hi copernicus,
but it would be great to have some sort of indication about GMAT score required. Ok, it won't be possible to say exactly with what score HKUST accepts me, but can you at least give some statistics about the average score among MBA students in HKUST enrolled now and in the past years?
That would be a great help! Thanks
Hi copernicus,
but it would be great to have some sort of indication about GMAT score required. Ok, it won't be possible to say exactly with what score HKUST accepts me, but can you at least give some statistics about the average score among MBA students in HKUST enrolled now and in the past years?
That would be a great help! Thanks
but it would be great to have some sort of indication about GMAT score required. Ok, it won't be possible to say exactly with what score HKUST accepts me, but can you at least give some statistics about the average score among MBA students in HKUST enrolled now and in the past years?
That would be a great help! Thanks
Posted Jul 13, 2007 14:34
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Hi copernicus,
but it would be great to have some sort of indication about GMAT score required. Ok, it won't be possible to say exactly with what score HKUST accepts me, but can you at least give some statistics about the average score among MBA students in HKUST enrolled now and in the past years?
That would be a great help! Thanks
The Mid 80% Gmat Range for Class '06 was 560-710.
Keeping in mind that, last 5 years, HK UST has been ranked #1 in the world in the international experience category, I am sure that that part of you applicaton will have much more weight than just a gmat score. So one can score above 700 and not even make the first cut, if all he/she did was stayed at home all their life, and one can score at the lower end, but have lived in few countries/speak different languages, etc. and be accepted.
Judging by your nickname "iuri" you probably speak Russian,which would be a huge plus in your application. On the flip side it is going to be harder for someone applying from within Asia, as that is where majority of the applicants come from.
On a sidenote, I have no doubt the GMAT scores at HK UST will be going up dramatically in the immediate future and getting in will be much tougher. The University is only 15 years old, and the last 2 years it has really gained in reputation worldwide, as people are looking for the best Asian MBA of the future. When it comes to Finance/Accounting HK UST is and will continue to be the Undisputed King of Asia. Arguably,they have a top 10 Finance/Acct departments in the World already.
<blockquote>Hi copernicus,
but it would be great to have some sort of indication about GMAT score required. Ok, it won't be possible to say exactly with what score HKUST accepts me, but can you at least give some statistics about the average score among MBA students in HKUST enrolled now and in the past years?
That would be a great help! Thanks</blockquote>
The Mid 80% Gmat Range for Class '06 was 560-710.
Keeping in mind that, last 5 years, HK UST has been ranked #1 in the world in the international experience category, I am sure that that part of you applicaton will have much more weight than just a gmat score. So one can score above 700 and not even make the first cut, if all he/she did was stayed at home all their life, and one can score at the lower end, but have lived in few countries/speak different languages, etc. and be accepted.
Judging by your nickname "iuri" you probably speak Russian,which would be a huge plus in your application. On the flip side it is going to be harder for someone applying from within Asia, as that is where majority of the applicants come from.
On a sidenote, I have no doubt the GMAT scores at HK UST will be going up dramatically in the immediate future and getting in will be much tougher. The University is only 15 years old, and the last 2 years it has really gained in reputation worldwide, as people are looking for the best Asian MBA of the future. When it comes to Finance/Accounting HK UST is and will continue to be the Undisputed King of Asia. Arguably,they have a top 10 Finance/Acct departments in the World already.
but it would be great to have some sort of indication about GMAT score required. Ok, it won't be possible to say exactly with what score HKUST accepts me, but can you at least give some statistics about the average score among MBA students in HKUST enrolled now and in the past years?
That would be a great help! Thanks</blockquote>
The Mid 80% Gmat Range for Class '06 was 560-710.
Keeping in mind that, last 5 years, HK UST has been ranked #1 in the world in the international experience category, I am sure that that part of you applicaton will have much more weight than just a gmat score. So one can score above 700 and not even make the first cut, if all he/she did was stayed at home all their life, and one can score at the lower end, but have lived in few countries/speak different languages, etc. and be accepted.
Judging by your nickname "iuri" you probably speak Russian,which would be a huge plus in your application. On the flip side it is going to be harder for someone applying from within Asia, as that is where majority of the applicants come from.
On a sidenote, I have no doubt the GMAT scores at HK UST will be going up dramatically in the immediate future and getting in will be much tougher. The University is only 15 years old, and the last 2 years it has really gained in reputation worldwide, as people are looking for the best Asian MBA of the future. When it comes to Finance/Accounting HK UST is and will continue to be the Undisputed King of Asia. Arguably,they have a top 10 Finance/Acct departments in the World already.
Posted Jul 19, 2007 20:21
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hong kong ust #2 world!
http://www.nd.edu/~cba/011221/press/2005/10_emba_financial_times.shtml
i want to apply what is minimum gmat and toefl scores i need.
i realize just now this is for executive MBA, please any rankings for Chinese/Asian MBAs available out there?
<blockquote>hong kong ust #2 world!
http://www.nd.edu/~cba/011221/press/2005/10_emba_financial_times.shtml
i want to apply what is minimum gmat and toefl scores i need.
</blockquote>
i realize just now this is for executive MBA, please any rankings for Chinese/Asian MBAs available out there?
http://www.nd.edu/~cba/011221/press/2005/10_emba_financial_times.shtml
i want to apply what is minimum gmat and toefl scores i need.
</blockquote>
i realize just now this is for executive MBA, please any rankings for Chinese/Asian MBAs available out there?
Posted Jul 20, 2007 19:27
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Hello, thank you for the answer!
My name is misleading, actually I am from INdonesia where Yuri is quite common as a name (I just chose this uncommon speling with an i). Bad news what I read in your post, so for me as an Asian it will be tough to get accepted I undesrstand.
Anyways, I have to add a question: same here as chen's, I'm interested in MBA not EMBA, how is the MBA ranked, and is what you says valid for MBA too?
Hello, thank you for the answer!
My name is misleading, actually I am from INdonesia where Yuri is quite common as a name (I just chose this uncommon speling with an i). Bad news what I read in your post, so for me as an Asian it will be tough to get accepted I undesrstand.
Anyways, I have to add a question: same here as chen's, I'm interested in MBA not EMBA, how is the MBA ranked, and is what you says valid for MBA too?
My name is misleading, actually I am from INdonesia where Yuri is quite common as a name (I just chose this uncommon speling with an i). Bad news what I read in your post, so for me as an Asian it will be tough to get accepted I undesrstand.
Anyways, I have to add a question: same here as chen's, I'm interested in MBA not EMBA, how is the MBA ranked, and is what you says valid for MBA too?
Posted Jul 20, 2007 20:30
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i will be attending the regular MBA with exchange to Columbia, Chicago or Berkeley most likely, so everything i say is regarding to this program.
It is toughest for students from Mainland China and Hong Kong to get in, Indonesia and the rest Asia you should be ok.
i will be attending the regular MBA with exchange to Columbia, Chicago or Berkeley most likely, so everything i say is regarding to this program.
It is toughest for students from Mainland China and Hong Kong to get in, Indonesia and the rest Asia you should be ok.
It is toughest for students from Mainland China and Hong Kong to get in, Indonesia and the rest Asia you should be ok.
Posted Jul 21, 2007 17:19
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ok, copernicus, thanks for the motivation! ;-)
ok, copernicus, thanks for the motivation! ;-)
Posted Jul 21, 2007 20:23
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ok, copernicus, thanks for the motivation! ;-)
you should always apply to where you want to study.
people get discouraged by lower gmat scores, or what not, but in the end its the whole "you" thats applying and not just individual pieces of application.
<blockquote>ok, copernicus, thanks for the motivation! ;-)</blockquote>
you should always apply to where you want to study.
people get discouraged by lower gmat scores, or what not, but in the end its the whole "you" thats applying and not just individual pieces of application.
you should always apply to where you want to study.
people get discouraged by lower gmat scores, or what not, but in the end its the whole "you" thats applying and not just individual pieces of application.
Posted Jul 28, 2007 01:55
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how difficult is it getting into Hong Kong UST? does any one know acceptance rate and number of students enrolling?
how difficult is it getting into Hong Kong UST? does any one know acceptance rate and number of students enrolling?
Posted Oct 25, 2007 12:59
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hello,
anyone applying for the 08 intake?
can anyone share their experience at Hong Kong Ust?
PRC National with 650 gmat, aiming for 08 intake, would like to exchange ideas tips with other applicants, students and alumni.
hello,
anyone applying for the 08 intake?
can anyone share their experience at Hong Kong Ust?
PRC National with 650 gmat, aiming for 08 intake, would like to exchange ideas tips with other applicants, students and alumni.
anyone applying for the 08 intake?
can anyone share their experience at Hong Kong Ust?
PRC National with 650 gmat, aiming for 08 intake, would like to exchange ideas tips with other applicants, students and alumni.
Posted Oct 26, 2007 19:15
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You might want to read the discussion in the following thread: http://www.find-mba.com/board/3474/last/#last
cheers, kate
You might want to read the discussion in the following thread: http://www.find-mba.com/board/3474/last/#last
cheers, kate
cheers, kate
Posted Dec 23, 2008 18:17
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I have been invited for an interview for the 2009 intake at HKUST. I would like to be as prepared as I possibly can be for the interview as being accepted is very important for me. Could someone give me an idea of the questions they ask and the topics they talk about? Also, what do they test?
Thanks in advance.
I have been invited for an interview for the 2009 intake at HKUST. I would like to be as prepared as I possibly can be for the interview as being accepted is very important for me. Could someone give me an idea of the questions they ask and the topics they talk about? Also, what do they test?
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
Posted Mar 03, 2009 13:20
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Dear Aphina,
Did you apply for full time or part time HKUST 2009 intake? I have just recently submitted my application for part time HKUST. How long was the lag between receiving your notice for interview and your application submission?
How was your interview?
Dear Aphina,
Did you apply for full time or part time HKUST 2009 intake? I have just recently submitted my application for part time HKUST. How long was the lag between receiving your notice for interview and your application submission?
How was your interview?
Did you apply for full time or part time HKUST 2009 intake? I have just recently submitted my application for part time HKUST. How long was the lag between receiving your notice for interview and your application submission?
How was your interview?
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