Hi,
I am planning on giving GMAt in feb. Just wanted some advice on what MBA schools i should aim at. I have 5 years work ex, and want to learn project management in IT and course duration should not be more than a year and institutes that provide scholorship to international students. Do you think its too optimistic plan?? what are my chances?
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Posted Sep 14, 2016 16:54
I am planning on giving GMAt in feb. Just wanted some advice on what MBA schools i should aim at. I have 5 years work ex, and want to learn project management in IT and course duration should not be more than a year and institutes that provide scholorship to international students. Do you think its too optimistic plan?? what are my chances?
Posted Sep 15, 2016 00:17
To learn project management you are better off doing a specialized course and get your PMP certification from PMI.
Assuming you don't have an undergrad in business from an AACSB recognized university, only 1 year program in US I can think of that will admit you is Hult. US MBA is mostly delivered in a 2 year (18 or 21 month) format. Almost every school provides merit based scholarship irrespective of nationality.
If you want 1 year MBA look either in India or in Europe.
How can anyone calculate your chance when you are taking in abstract?
P.S - No one can say about your chances unless you apply and find out yourself. e.g. even if you get a 720 GMAT and apply to let's say Penn State, there is no way anyone can say you have 45% or 73% chance. It simply makes your profile stronger on one data point because your GMAT is greater than average GMAT of Penn State's class
Assuming you don't have an undergrad in business from an AACSB recognized university, only 1 year program in US I can think of that will admit you is Hult. US MBA is mostly delivered in a 2 year (18 or 21 month) format. Almost every school provides merit based scholarship irrespective of nationality.
If you want 1 year MBA look either in India or in Europe.
How can anyone calculate your chance when you are taking in abstract?
P.S - No one can say about your chances unless you apply and find out yourself. e.g. even if you get a 720 GMAT and apply to let's say Penn State, there is no way anyone can say you have 45% or 73% chance. It simply makes your profile stronger on one data point because your GMAT is greater than average GMAT of Penn State's class
Posted Oct 17, 2016 03:37
i suggest look for MBA programs in India it will be right choice than thinking about getting in America,i personally think you''ll gain more knowledge and experience while working for the company rather than in college so rest is up to you and all the best for your GMAT,by the way howz everything back in Finland.
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