Hi everyone.
I just graduated and i'm hoping to immediately pursue my Masters Degree. However I noticed most universities want at least 3 years working experience. And in another post someone mentioned that MBA is for people WITH experience while MSc in Management is for those without experience. Now I'm a tad confused. Are there any universities where work experience is not an entry requirement?
Thanks a lot.
MBA without working experience
Posted Nov 02, 2010 13:25
Hi everyone.
I just graduated and i'm hoping to immediately pursue my Masters Degree. However I noticed most universities want at least 3 years working experience. And in another post someone mentioned that MBA is for people WITH experience while MSc in Management is for those without experience. Now I'm a tad confused. Are there any universities where work experience is not an entry requirement?
Thanks a lot.
I just graduated and i'm hoping to immediately pursue my Masters Degree. However I noticed most universities want at least 3 years working experience. And in another post someone mentioned that MBA is for people WITH experience while MSc in Management is for those without experience. Now I'm a tad confused. Are there any universities where work experience is not an entry requirement?
Thanks a lot.
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