Hi
I am doing an internship to finish my studies and I would like to apply for an MBA in the US, but it seems that all of them requier at least 2 years of working experience, is that true for all of them even if it is not one of the top MBA?
work experience
Posted Feb 13, 2007 12:33
I am doing an internship to finish my studies and I would like to apply for an MBA in the US, but it seems that all of them requier at least 2 years of working experience, is that true for all of them even if it is not one of the top MBA?
Posted Feb 15, 2007 11:15
Hello Vik, most MBA require some years work experience, yes. You can find a handful of MBAs around the world which don't, but not many. Here in this board you'll find some comments about this question. Did you read the section "What is an MBA" on this website? You get some explanantion.
Basically they all require work experience because it's the concept of an MBA. And if not, it's maybe not a serious program, watch out... An MBA is meant for young professionals who already have some work experience.
Basically they all require work experience because it's the concept of an MBA. And if not, it's maybe not a serious program, watch out... An MBA is meant for young professionals who already have some work experience.
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