Pretty lost in the MBA realm...


jindy

Hey folks, I am in search of advice.

I am currently studying for the gmat, Now, i dont think I would get anywhere near the 700s, but I am confident that I will get low/mid 600s.

In any event, I am debating where i should do an mba. I am realistic in my expectations that I wont be able to get into the top 20 or even the top 30 American MBA schools.

So i am looking at the second tier mba schools and currently I am looking at Tsinghua/ CEIBS. I want to see myself working in Hong kong and asia for the next 5-10 years but eventually would like to settle back in north america (where i am currently located)

So any guidance would help. Should I look for an american mba or should I try for a Chinese MBA or should I just go to a european uni?

My ideal solution would be a school with an international branding and a very deep and integrated alumni network. Price is not really an issue ( although the more costly the uni, i would imagine the more prestige it might have)

Alittle about myself. Canadian (from quebec), I have a bachlors in commerce and have worked 3 years in the tech/internet sector. I am very interested in sales and marketing with a perverse attraction to financial sales. I spent a year traveling and studying mandarin in china.

Hey folks, I am in search of advice.

I am currently studying for the gmat, Now, i dont think I would get anywhere near the 700s, but I am confident that I will get low/mid 600s.

In any event, I am debating where i should do an mba. I am realistic in my expectations that I wont be able to get into the top 20 or even the top 30 American MBA schools.

So i am looking at the second tier mba schools and currently I am looking at Tsinghua/ CEIBS. I want to see myself working in Hong kong and asia for the next 5-10 years but eventually would like to settle back in north america (where i am currently located)

So any guidance would help. Should I look for an american mba or should I try for a Chinese MBA or should I just go to a european uni?

My ideal solution would be a school with an international branding and a very deep and integrated alumni network. Price is not really an issue ( although the more costly the uni, i would imagine the more prestige it might have)

Alittle about myself. Canadian (from quebec), I have a bachlors in commerce and have worked 3 years in the tech/internet sector. I am very interested in sales and marketing with a perverse attraction to financial sales. I spent a year traveling and studying mandarin in china.

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happy

hi jindy, what is your GPA?

hi jindy, what is your GPA?
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Oshrat.H

did you read the article about EMBA programs in Asia on this site?

http://www.find-mba.com/article/320/the-eye-of-the-tiger-a-look-at-emba-programs-in-east-asia

although it is about EMBA, some of the information is also helpful for future MBA students - like the importance of knowing mandarin if planing to work in Asia, and the economic future of Asia.

you should also read the interviews on the Blog:

http://blog.find-mba.com/

IMO if one wants to work in Asia, one would better take his MBA there - there are some stunning cultural differences between Asia and the west, and studying in an Asian program can help to prepare you for it.

did you read the article about EMBA programs in Asia on this site?

http://www.find-mba.com/article/320/the-eye-of-the-tiger-a-look-at-emba-programs-in-east-asia

although it is about EMBA, some of the information is also helpful for future MBA students - like the importance of knowing mandarin if planing to work in Asia, and the economic future of Asia.

you should also read the interviews on the Blog:

http://blog.find-mba.com/

IMO if one wants to work in Asia, one would better take his MBA there - there are some stunning cultural differences between Asia and the west, and studying in an Asian program can help to prepare you for it.



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