I would like to know about good affordable MBA programs in the USA which can help lead to jobs in the country. Here is my profile:
Nationality: Indian
Education: B. Tech, graduated with honours
Work experience: 3.5 years in IT roles
Projected GMAT: 690
Extracurriculars: various volunteer experiences
Can somebody suggest some good MBA programs that are affordable and can help me land a job in the USA?
Budget MBAs to work in the USA
Posted Nov 19, 2014 12:59
Nationality: Indian
Education: B. Tech, graduated with honours
Work experience: 3.5 years in IT roles
Projected GMAT: 690
Extracurriculars: various volunteer experiences
Can somebody suggest some good MBA programs that are affordable and can help me land a job in the USA?
Posted Nov 19, 2014 13:39
What can you afford?
Try: Shortcut to find the best US MBA www.find-mba.com/board/36065
Try: Shortcut to find the best US MBA www.find-mba.com/board/36065
Posted Nov 19, 2014 14:05
Kindly let us know your BTech grades & your budget.
Posted Nov 21, 2014 10:57
My BTech grades were 64.5%. As for budget, I can afford around $50,000. Maybe a 1 year MBA would be a good choice for me?
Posted Nov 24, 2014 09:57
There's not much at that price. Even one-year options, like the offerings from Cornell - Johnson, are much more costly.
The MBA at Buffalo, however, is basically within your budget. It's ranked by Businessweek. Same with BYU. Other options you might take a look at these:
Missouri - Trulaske (it's a bit above your budget, but not by much)
Texas A&M - Mays
Wisconsin (also a bit above your budget, but well-regarded, generally)
The MBA at Buffalo, however, is basically within your budget. It's ranked by Businessweek. Same with BYU. Other options you might take a look at these:
Missouri - Trulaske (it's a bit above your budget, but not by much)
Texas A&M - Mays
Wisconsin (also a bit above your budget, but well-regarded, generally)
Posted Nov 25, 2014 14:22
Thank you for the advice sir. I will research these business schools and let you know if I have any other questions.
Posted Dec 03, 2014 16:25
Can anybody advise whether these business schools, which offer accredited MBAs, are good budget choices for international students?
Georgia College & State University - Whitney
Texas A&M International University - Sanchez School of Business
Ball State - Miller
Southeastern Louisiana
These schools don't have a lot of information aimed at international students on their websites, so I thought I would ask here.
Georgia College & State University - Whitney
Texas A&M International University - Sanchez School of Business
Ball State - Miller
Southeastern Louisiana
These schools don't have a lot of information aimed at international students on their websites, so I thought I would ask here.
Posted Dec 04, 2014 17:43
This tier of business school usually has MBA programs that are geared towards local working professionals rather than international students. It follows that they will not have the same infrastructure for international students, including job placement services, visa help, etc., that a higher-profile business school would have.
A big practical matter you'd have to address from the beginning is that by doing one of these programs -- most of which are part-time -- you'd be able to actually get a student visa. Talk to the schools about that, and while you're at it you should ask them about their resources for international students.
A big practical matter you'd have to address from the beginning is that by doing one of these programs -- most of which are part-time -- you'd be able to actually get a student visa. Talk to the schools about that, and while you're at it you should ask them about their resources for international students.
Posted Dec 08, 2014 11:46
I see. I will check with these schools with regard to visas and career resources. Do you have recommendations for American schools in this budget range which are better suited to international students? I am very confused.
Posted Dec 10, 2014 14:55
Not in this budget range. The lowest you'd probably want to go, in terms of budget, is around $50,000, with schools like Texas - Mays, BYU, and SUNY Buffalo. However, a little more puts you in reach of schools like Wisconsin and Pittsburgh - Katz, which would be arguably better for international students than the less expensive options.
Posted Dec 12, 2014 13:14
Ok thank you. What about business schools that have MBAs which offer scholarships or grants for international students? I would also be willing to pursue a part-time work study job or teacher assistantship.
Posted Dec 12, 2014 17:11
Take a look at The sad facts about scholarships http://www.find-mba.com/board/37055
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