My total work experience upon graduation from university is only 1.5years, any idea if I have a chance at Durham's MBA?
Work experience less than required
Posted Feb 04, 2014 10:50
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My total work experience upon graduation from university is only 1.5years, any idea if I have a chance at Durham's MBA?
Posted Feb 04, 2014 12:19
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Not until you have three years' work experience with a high degree of responsibility. Their MSc programmes are designed for applicants like you.
Take a look at Why freshers' MBAs are worse than MiM degrees from better schools http://www.find-mba.com/board/38133 and Which MSc's are better than pre-experience 'Freshers' MBAs? www.find-mba.com/board/22783
Not until you have three years' work experience with a high degree of responsibility. Their MSc programmes are designed for applicants like you.
Take a look at Why freshers' MBAs are worse than MiM degrees from better schools http://www.find-mba.com/board/38133 and Which MSc's are better than pre-experience 'Freshers' MBAs? www.find-mba.com/board/22783
Take a look at Why freshers' MBAs are worse than MiM degrees from better schools http://www.find-mba.com/board/38133 and Which MSc's are better than pre-experience 'Freshers' MBAs? www.find-mba.com/board/22783
Posted Feb 04, 2014 13:44
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My total work experience upon graduation from university is only 1.5years, any idea if I have a chance at Durham's MBA?
your working experience is very low do some hard working before start mba
<blockquote>My total work experience upon graduation from university is only 1.5years, any idea if I have a chance at Durham's MBA?</blockquote>
your working experience is very low do some hard working before start mba
your working experience is very low do some hard working before start mba
Posted Feb 04, 2014 22:52
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I echo this advice. You'd be wasting your time doing an MBA with such little work experience. An MBA is only meanigful after you've got a few years work under your belt.
I echo this advice. You'd be wasting your time doing an MBA with such little work experience. An MBA is only meanigful after you've got a few years work under your belt.
Posted Feb 05, 2014 05:02
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Thank you everyone for the advice! Greatly appreciate if you can evaluate my profile and give me a rough idea on which universities in UK that I stand a chance in for MSc Management programmes?
I'm 24 this year, graduated from University of Melbourne. We don't go by the GPA system, my average upon graduation is 66%, held key leadership position in non-profit organisation during college days. Interned at shipping company, Citibank, BDO, and now working at a agricultural trading firm. I've not taken the GMAT.
Hoping to attend masters in London, will I be good enough for Cass?
Thank you everyone for the advice! Greatly appreciate if you can evaluate my profile and give me a rough idea on which universities in UK that I stand a chance in for MSc Management programmes?
I'm 24 this year, graduated from University of Melbourne. We don't go by the GPA system, my average upon graduation is 66%, held key leadership position in non-profit organisation during college days. Interned at shipping company, Citibank, BDO, and now working at a agricultural trading firm. I've not taken the GMAT.
Hoping to attend masters in London, will I be good enough for Cass?
I'm 24 this year, graduated from University of Melbourne. We don't go by the GPA system, my average upon graduation is 66%, held key leadership position in non-profit organisation during college days. Interned at shipping company, Citibank, BDO, and now working at a agricultural trading firm. I've not taken the GMAT.
Hoping to attend masters in London, will I be good enough for Cass?
Posted Feb 05, 2014 05:07
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Feel free to point out schools outside of London!
Feel free to point out schools outside of London!
Posted Feb 06, 2014 18:12
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Hoping to attend masters in London, will I be good enough for Cass?
I wouldn't suggest you apply for the Cass MBA program - in which students have eight years of experience, on average. However, the school's MSc in Management program feels like a good fit for you at this point, as it does not require work experience.
I'm not sure how your average grades would convert to GPA, but if they're on the lower end you might want to consider taking the GMAT - although the MSc doesn't require it for graduation, a strong score could help you balance out a low GPA.
<blockquote>
Hoping to attend masters in London, will I be good enough for Cass?</blockquote>
I wouldn't suggest you apply for the Cass MBA program - in which students have eight years of experience, on average. However, the school's MSc in Management program feels like a good fit for you at this point, as it does not require work experience.
I'm not sure how your average grades would convert to GPA, but if they're on the lower end you might want to consider taking the GMAT - although the MSc doesn't require it for graduation, a strong score could help you balance out a low GPA.
Hoping to attend masters in London, will I be good enough for Cass?</blockquote>
I wouldn't suggest you apply for the Cass MBA program - in which students have eight years of experience, on average. However, the school's MSc in Management program feels like a good fit for you at this point, as it does not require work experience.
I'm not sure how your average grades would convert to GPA, but if they're on the lower end you might want to consider taking the GMAT - although the MSc doesn't require it for graduation, a strong score could help you balance out a low GPA.
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