MBA in New York

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Posted Jun 26, 2006 09:18

Is St. John's located in Jamaica, the part of the city of New York close to JFK? Because if it is than the location couldn't be worse. I have passed jamaica several times when going to the airport and it is certainly not a safe place to hang around.

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diachronie

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Posted Jun 27, 2006 12:12

Thanks Roland,
Uh, Jamaica(Queens) is worse location and danger?? I didn't know it!! Thank you for your information!

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Roland

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Posted Jul 06, 2006 09:22

I am not 100% sure. The neighborhood "Jamaica" in Queens, New York City itself is definitely not a nice place to hang out. However, since the postal address puts "Jamaica" as the city name instead of NYC, it is possible that there is also a city called Jamaica somwhere in NY state. I would double-check that in any case before accepting an offer. good luck!

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weivillage

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Posted Sep 21, 2006 14:41

I'm interested to joint MBA in NYC, but I need suggestion, for finding the right MBA.

1. My GPA 2.7(suck, I know)
2. Need suggestion about university that can accept that.

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guiseppe

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Posted Sep 25, 2006 15:58

Does anyone know anything about the reputation of Mercy College's MBA program?

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sserdarusi...

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Posted Oct 16, 2006 11:34

Hi! I'm from Croatia. Graduated from Schiller International University in London. GPA 3,6

I would like to do my MBA in New York. I don't know which schools are good and where to apply. So please someone, who is familiar with it, give me some advice. My e-mail is [email protected]

Thanks in advance

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Mindmaker

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Posted Oct 22, 2006 15:58

You can 'Google" "NYC Universities and you will get a menu of most of the universities.
Or if you can type all this (Cut and paste in your browser, you will get quite a list.
http://www.google.com/maps?hl=en&lr=&q=universities&near=New+York,+NY&sa=X&oi=local&ct=title

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Mindmaker

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Posted Oct 22, 2006 16:08

I'm interested to joint MBA in NYC, but I need suggestion, for finding the right MBA.

1. My GPA 2.7(suck, I know)
2. Need suggestion about university that can accept that.

Listen, you are obviously an intelligent person, but like the rest of us, you got into too much fun in college especially your early years -no?. Got bad grades, that you somewhat salvaged later , senior years perhaps, when you found out you might be flunking out. There are two ways to get over you poor GPA.
(1) Do a second Bachelors degree. Meaning find college that will allow you to do a major of the 2nd degree only, and, accept your other credits, even if they suck. Make sure those 12 or 15 hours are B's and A's. It does not take that long. Now that you are grown you can do this in less than a year (Five Courses in fall, Five coures in Spring And one or two courses in summmer, and you are done. Make sure the courses you study are somewhat close, so you can for the most part study once for two courses etc. you know the routine. You might find you have channelled your energy in the right direction. If you cannot maintain a B average, then maybe college is just not for you. BUT I beleive everyone can go thrpough college with flying colors if they put their mind to it.
(2) Find a graduate school that will take you on probation for the first 9 hrs (3) courses and maintain a B average or Ace the course, then you might be able to transfere to the Ivy leageu of your choice provided you score high on GRE/GMAT or their entrance exams. Don't waste your time on CLEP, Clep is designed for people who have actually done the courses and maintained an interest in the subject. It is nothing to do with your intelligence. They do not give you time to "solve" the problems. All you have time for is to pick and chose what you really know. If you are mortal like some of us and you have been out of school for a few months, that can prove to be an exercise in futility.

<blockquote>I'm interested to joint MBA in NYC, but I need suggestion, for finding the right MBA.

1. My GPA 2.7(suck, I know)
2. Need suggestion about university that can accept that.</blockquote>
Listen, you are obviously an intelligent person, but like the rest of us, you got into too much fun in college especially your early years -no?. Got bad grades, that you somewhat salvaged later , senior years perhaps, when you found out you might be flunking out. There are two ways to get over you poor GPA.
(1) Do a second Bachelors degree. Meaning find college that will allow you to do a major of the 2nd degree only, and, accept your other credits, even if they suck. Make sure those 12 or 15 hours are B's and A's. It does not take that long. Now that you are grown you can do this in less than a year (Five Courses in fall, Five coures in Spring And one or two courses in summmer, and you are done. Make sure the courses you study are somewhat close, so you can for the most part study once for two courses etc. you know the routine. You might find you have channelled your energy in the right direction. If you cannot maintain a B average, then maybe college is just not for you. BUT I beleive everyone can go thrpough college with flying colors if they put their mind to it.
(2) Find a graduate school that will take you on probation for the first 9 hrs (3) courses and maintain a B average or Ace the course, then you might be able to transfere to the Ivy leageu of your choice provided you score high on GRE/GMAT or their entrance exams. Don't waste your time on CLEP, Clep is designed for people who have actually done the courses and maintained an interest in the subject. It is nothing to do with your intelligence. They do not give you time to "solve" the problems. All you have time for is to pick and chose what you really know. If you are mortal like some of us and you have been out of school for a few months, that can prove to be an exercise in futility.

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Hiroko

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Posted Oct 23, 2006 13:39

Hello everybody,
I am interested in doing an MBA in New York, but I don't know anything, neither about the city, nor about the MBA programs offered. I'va read the posts, and some of the information of this website, but I would appreciate to know more inside information.
I know about the top schools, but what is there to say about the following programs?
- European School of Economics
- Manhattan Institute of Management (MIM)
- Metropolitan College of New York
- Niagara University
It is very important for me to able to live in NY city, and not in some nearby town.
Thanks,
Hiroko

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Marsha

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Posted Nov 04, 2006 20:11

All the schools you mention are in Manhattan, right in the center of NYC. Try the link to google maps mindmaker has posted above to search for the excact location. Another good link is http://www.mapquest.com

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Hiroko

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Posted Nov 30, 2006 08:44

It's difficult to figure out how these schools are... About the MIM, I'm not so sure now, they just offer an Internat. MBA (what's the specific thing about that?), and their Partnerschools are the following in Europe, of which I didn't hear before:
EBS Paris, MBS Munich Business School, The Baltic Russian Institute, WELLER International Business School, Fachhochschule St. Pölten..
That's not the most prestigious schools I suppose?

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LaVoz de G...

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Posted Dec 03, 2006 10:13

they just offer an Internat. MBA (what's the specific thing about that?)

See http://www.find-mba.com/board/3083

<blockquote>they just offer an Internat. MBA (what's the specific thing about that?)
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See http://www.find-mba.com/board/3083

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LaVoz de G...

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Posted Dec 03, 2006 10:16

It's difficult to figure out how these schools are...

As an international student I would try to concentrate on the top schools in NY, ie
# New York University (NYU) - Leonard N. Stern School of Business
# Columbia University - Columbia Business School (CBS)
# Cornell University - Johnson Graduate School of Management
# Fordham University

<blockquote>It's difficult to figure out how these schools are...
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As an international student I would try to concentrate on the top schools in NY, ie
# New York University (NYU) - Leonard N. Stern School of Business
# Columbia University - Columbia Business School (CBS)
# Cornell University - Johnson Graduate School of Management
# Fordham University

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Inactive User

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Posted Feb 16, 2007 22:59

Hi guys!!!
I am a student from greece and i am about to take my business degree in forthcoming june,and my age is 24!
i have a couple of foul time w/e and a GPA 7/10 almost.
I am interested in fordham, baruch , st. john's and hofstra mba programs!
Could anyone please post a comment about these schools,like wich is better and why or anything at all, because here in greece its to hard to find anynone who could help me and guide me!!!
Thanks a lot anyway!!!!!!

out of all these schools Hofstra is your best choice by far

<blockquote>Hi guys!!!
I am a student from greece and i am about to take my business degree in forthcoming june,and my age is 24!
i have a couple of foul time w/e and a GPA 7/10 almost.
I am interested in fordham, baruch , st. john's and hofstra mba programs!
Could anyone please post a comment about these schools,like wich is better and why or anything at all, because here in greece its to hard to find anynone who could help me and guide me!!!
Thanks a lot anyway!!!!!! </blockquote>

out of all these schools Hofstra is your best choice by far

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Inactive User

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Posted Feb 16, 2007 23:00

As far as reputation is concerned, I would say #1 Hofstra, #2 St. Johns, dont know the third one you name. However, you should be aware that Hofstra is not located in NYC but one hour away from the city in upstate NY.

Hofstra is on Long Island, not upstate! If you ever watched that movie "Wall Street", Long Island is where Gordon Gekko plays on the weekends after 100 hour weeks on Wall Street
Unlike other schools in the area it actually has a stunning campus and vibrant sports scene
it takes 30-40 min by train to get to Manhattan

<blockquote>As far as reputation is concerned, I would say #1 Hofstra, #2 St. Johns, dont know the third one you name. However, you should be aware that Hofstra is not located in NYC but one hour away from the city in upstate NY.</blockquote>

Hofstra is on Long Island, not upstate! If you ever watched that movie "Wall Street", Long Island is where Gordon Gekko plays on the weekends after 100 hour weeks on Wall Street
Unlike other schools in the area it actually has a stunning campus and vibrant sports scene
it takes 30-40 min by train to get to Manhattan

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adriana_ga...

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Posted Feb 19, 2007 16:56

So you'd actually say Hofstra is the best of all NY schools, better than Columbia, Cornell, Fordham, and NYU? Or did I get you wrong there..

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Inactive User

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Posted Feb 20, 2007 16:50

So you'd actually say Hofstra is the best of all NY schools, better than Columbia, Cornell, Fordham, and NYU? Or did I get you wrong there..

tier one
columbia, nyu, cornell (this is not NYC region,Cornell is closer to Bufallo than NYC)

tier 2
hofstra, fordham

tier 3
pace, st johns, baruch

If you can get into tier one, GO! forget about the other schools.

If you cant then go to Hofstra, this is the school with your best bet of getting a good paying job on Wall Street.

<blockquote>So you'd actually say Hofstra is the best of all NY schools, better than Columbia, Cornell, Fordham, and NYU? Or did I get you wrong there..
</blockquote>

tier one
columbia, nyu, cornell (this is not NYC region,Cornell is closer to Bufallo than NYC)

tier 2
hofstra, fordham

tier 3
pace, st johns, baruch

If you can get into tier one, GO! forget about the other schools.

If you cant then go to Hofstra, this is the school with your best bet of getting a good paying job on Wall Street.

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adriana_ga...

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Posted Feb 21, 2007 08:25

I see, that's the idea that I had as well. But you seem to be a big fan of Hofstra, why that?

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Inactive User

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Posted Feb 22, 2007 21:59

I see, that's the idea that I had as well. But you seem to be a big fan of Hofstra, why that?

I am a big fan for getting your $$ worth education.
I believe that in NYC outside of NYU and Columbia Hofstra is the best value.

However in the US, University of Florida is the best value by far.

<blockquote>I see, that's the idea that I had as well. But you seem to be a big fan of Hofstra, why that?
</blockquote>

I am a big fan for getting your $$ worth education.
I believe that in NYC outside of NYU and Columbia Hofstra is the best value.

However in the US, University of Florida is the best value by far.

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adriana_ga...

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Posted Feb 23, 2007 13:39

Sure, that's what we are all looking for, but difficult to judge from outside. I really appreciate your comments here!
The details you give about Hofstra make it sound a very good place to study, true. How do you happen to know about this, did you study there or know people who did their MBA there?

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