hi i dont have work exp n i have not taken gmat i finished my b.e and want to pursue mba.can someone pls tel me which univs i can apply for?is cardiff good? and also when r the applications open there?
cardiff mba
Posted Feb 06, 2010 10:39
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hi i dont have work exp n i have not taken gmat i finished my b.e and want to pursue mba.can someone pls tel me which univs i can apply for?is cardiff good? and also when r the applications open there?
Posted Feb 07, 2010 09:47
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with no GMAT & work experience Cardiff is not less and also u can look for Liverpool & Middlesex.
with no GMAT & work experience Cardiff is not less and also u can look for Liverpool & Middlesex.
Posted Feb 07, 2010 11:54
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thank u.but can u tel me when the applications start for these schools?
thank u.but can u tel me when the applications start for these schools?
Posted Feb 08, 2010 17:01
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Checkup with their website... for Liverpool august end is the deadline.
Checkup with their website... for Liverpool august end is the deadline.
Posted Feb 09, 2010 07:06
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Hi Krithika,
Even i am looking out for MBA in Uk,by Sep'10 vil hav 2 yrs exp..wt all uni are u lukng for??
Hi Krithika,
Even i am looking out for MBA in Uk,by Sep'10 vil hav 2 yrs exp..wt all uni are u lukng for??
Even i am looking out for MBA in Uk,by Sep'10 vil hav 2 yrs exp..wt all uni are u lukng for??
Posted Feb 09, 2010 07:08
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Hi Vasu,
i wanted to knw is it worth dng an mba frm Glasgow or Shefield??? r cn u sugest me ne of d uni?? i m plang to apply in jan'11..vil hav 2 yrs exp by sep'10...workng in an IT industry...plz sugest..
Hi Vasu,
i wanted to knw is it worth dng an mba frm Glasgow or Shefield??? r cn u sugest me ne of d uni?? i m plang to apply in jan'11..vil hav 2 yrs exp by sep'10...workng in an IT industry...plz sugest..
i wanted to knw is it worth dng an mba frm Glasgow or Shefield??? r cn u sugest me ne of d uni?? i m plang to apply in jan'11..vil hav 2 yrs exp by sep'10...workng in an IT industry...plz sugest..
Posted Feb 09, 2010 08:07
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@ Jennifer
80% of the UK business schools have Sep-Oct intake and some schools will have jan or April intake. In that case you can luk for Aston or Ashridge either of this has got jan intake but checkup with their experience requirement. but if your not meeting their experience criteria you can wait for 10 more months and try for Sep 2011 intake. bcoz there are business schools with nill experience requirement & 3 yrs experience requirement, so y u wan to waste ur experience in such case. Finally its upto you to decide.
@ Jennifer
80% of the UK business schools have Sep-Oct intake and some schools will have jan or April intake. In that case you can luk for Aston or Ashridge either of this has got jan intake but checkup with their experience requirement. but if your not meeting their experience criteria you can wait for 10 more months and try for Sep 2011 intake. bcoz there are business schools with nill experience requirement & 3 yrs experience requirement, so y u wan to waste ur experience in such case. Finally its upto you to decide.
80% of the UK business schools have Sep-Oct intake and some schools will have jan or April intake. In that case you can luk for Aston or Ashridge either of this has got jan intake but checkup with their experience requirement. but if your not meeting their experience criteria you can wait for 10 more months and try for Sep 2011 intake. bcoz there are business schools with nill experience requirement & 3 yrs experience requirement, so y u wan to waste ur experience in such case. Finally its upto you to decide.
Posted Feb 14, 2010 12:06
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Glasgow is better
Glasgow is better
Posted Feb 19, 2010 20:19
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actually now im thinking of pursuing an mfa degree instead of mba.it seems quite interesting and some ppl claim it to be the new mba, but i dunno if it really is as good as an mba, does it guarantee job security like an mba degree, what about future career prospects,is it worth all the money? mfa in design and tecnology...someone lease help,also among ms,mba,mfa rate the degrees pls
actually now im thinking of pursuing an mfa degree instead of mba.it seems quite interesting and some ppl claim it to be the new mba, but i dunno if it really is as good as an mba, does it guarantee job security like an mba degree, what about future career prospects,is it worth all the money? mfa in design and tecnology...someone lease help,also among ms,mba,mfa rate the degrees pls
Posted Feb 20, 2010 00:07
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actually now im thinking of pursuing an mfa degree instead of mba.it seems quite interesting and some ppl claim it to be the new mba, but i dunno if it really is as good as an mba, does it guarantee job security like an mba degree, what about future career prospects,is it worth all the money? mfa in design and tecnology...someone lease help,also among ms,mba,mfa rate the degrees pls
MFA (Master in Fine Arts) is a chop-shop...This degree is heavily drawn from the psychology and essentially not a business school degree...I know the Harvard Business School Review ran an article saying its a 'new MBA'...its so untrue...you have no idea what people learn at a top notched b school...much much more that what wonderful things the MFA claims that its gonna bring onto this planet. It can never replace MBA. All b school degrees MBA/MSc/BSc get optimum dosage of psychology, increasing the dose beyond this level will convert it into a humanities degree.
The only degree that can come near to an MBA is MSc Management. Specialised MSc degrees like MSc Finance or MSc Strategic Marketing or MSc Financial Maths/Econometrics are super sexy courses for people who have the balls to dig deeper into one of many aspects of what MBAs learn...many chaps drop out in middle since they cant handle the difficulty level.
This is my last post in this forum so lemme elaborate, a good education is all the money you have in your bank. The opportunity cost of studying at a world class business school never equals anything else other than the CFA exam (again if you have the courage cz thats the toughest exam on this planet)
All the best.
Bye
Nes
<blockquote>actually now im thinking of pursuing an mfa degree instead of mba.it seems quite interesting and some ppl claim it to be the new mba, but i dunno if it really is as good as an mba, does it guarantee job security like an mba degree, what about future career prospects,is it worth all the money? mfa in design and tecnology...someone lease help,also among ms,mba,mfa rate the degrees pls</blockquote>
MFA (Master in Fine Arts) is a chop-shop...This degree is heavily drawn from the psychology and essentially not a business school degree...I know the Harvard Business School Review ran an article saying its a 'new MBA'...its so untrue...you have no idea what people learn at a top notched b school...much much more that what wonderful things the MFA claims that its gonna bring onto this planet. It can never replace MBA. All b school degrees MBA/MSc/BSc get optimum dosage of psychology, increasing the dose beyond this level will convert it into a humanities degree.
The only degree that can come near to an MBA is MSc Management. Specialised MSc degrees like MSc Finance or MSc Strategic Marketing or MSc Financial Maths/Econometrics are super sexy courses for people who have the balls to dig deeper into one of many aspects of what MBAs learn...many chaps drop out in middle since they cant handle the difficulty level.
This is my last post in this forum so lemme elaborate, a good education is all the money you have in your bank. The opportunity cost of studying at a world class business school never equals anything else other than the CFA exam (again if you have the courage cz thats the toughest exam on this planet)
All the best.
Bye
Nes
MFA (Master in Fine Arts) is a chop-shop...This degree is heavily drawn from the psychology and essentially not a business school degree...I know the Harvard Business School Review ran an article saying its a 'new MBA'...its so untrue...you have no idea what people learn at a top notched b school...much much more that what wonderful things the MFA claims that its gonna bring onto this planet. It can never replace MBA. All b school degrees MBA/MSc/BSc get optimum dosage of psychology, increasing the dose beyond this level will convert it into a humanities degree.
The only degree that can come near to an MBA is MSc Management. Specialised MSc degrees like MSc Finance or MSc Strategic Marketing or MSc Financial Maths/Econometrics are super sexy courses for people who have the balls to dig deeper into one of many aspects of what MBAs learn...many chaps drop out in middle since they cant handle the difficulty level.
This is my last post in this forum so lemme elaborate, a good education is all the money you have in your bank. The opportunity cost of studying at a world class business school never equals anything else other than the CFA exam (again if you have the courage cz thats the toughest exam on this planet)
All the best.
Bye
Nes
Posted Feb 20, 2010 01:57
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Posted Feb 20, 2010 07:00
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hey thanks a lot.i have a better idea now,thanks for the advice
hey thanks a lot.i have a better idea now,thanks for the advice
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