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720 GMAT Business Schools
Posted Feb 25, 2014 12:04
Posted Apr 09, 2014 16:46
I scored 720 on the GMAT as well, and will apply to LBS and Insead. Does anybody have any suggestions for a third, "safety" school to apply to? Just in case I do not get into LBS or Insead. I was thinking Cranfield, but am open to suggestions.
Thanks!
Thanks!
Posted Apr 09, 2014 17:42
What are your goals? LBS and Insead are totally different programmes: why those two?
Posted Apr 23, 2014 15:00
I cross-referenced the GMAT tier list (http://www.find-mba.com/board/27082) with the list for best schools for consulting (http://www.find-mba.com/specializations/56/consulting) - focusing on the UK and Europe broadly.
My goals are to go into management consulting - I'd like to work in a firm like McKinsey in one of their European offices.
My goals are to go into management consulting - I'd like to work in a firm like McKinsey in one of their European offices.
Posted Apr 23, 2014 15:17
Insead is a good choice if you're already in consulting. If you want to move in, LBS is better.
PS Of course, build language skills for Europe.
PS Of course, build language skills for Europe.
Posted Apr 24, 2014 17:02
Great, I will focus on LBS. Is there another school that you would suggest, perhaps one I could apply to as a "safety" school?
Posted Apr 24, 2014 19:07
Cambridge.
Posted Apr 30, 2014 16:00
Cambridge.
Cool, thanks!
Cool, thanks!
Posted Jul 28, 2014 15:30
I also got a 720 GMAT score but am focused on schools in Asia. I am currently teaching English in provincial China, but would rather be in either Hong Kong or Singapore for my MBA. Any suggestions?
Posted Jul 29, 2014 09:11
Insead, maybe?
There aren't a lot of options, and I would stick to the ranked schools with your GMAT score. Generally, you should also look at these schools:
HKUST - Hong Kong
HKU - Hong Kong
NUS - Singapore
Nanyang - Singapore
If you were also open to mainland China, CEIBS has a well-regarded MBA program as well. You're probably aware that Chinese skills and cultural knowledge would be important if you were looking for career growth on the mainland though.
Of these, it would obviously depend on your post-graduation career goals. If you wanted to stay in either Hong Kong or Singapore, then a school in the city you want to stay in would be appropriate. Insead's alumni network and career services probably have the widest reach, globally, out of all the options.
There aren't a lot of options, and I would stick to the ranked schools with your GMAT score. Generally, you should also look at these schools:
HKUST - Hong Kong
HKU - Hong Kong
NUS - Singapore
Nanyang - Singapore
If you were also open to mainland China, CEIBS has a well-regarded MBA program as well. You're probably aware that Chinese skills and cultural knowledge would be important if you were looking for career growth on the mainland though.
Of these, it would obviously depend on your post-graduation career goals. If you wanted to stay in either Hong Kong or Singapore, then a school in the city you want to stay in would be appropriate. Insead's alumni network and career services probably have the widest reach, globally, out of all the options.
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