I would like to know whether you need to have work experience to enroll in an MBA in the US?? Thanks!
Work experience needed in US MBAs?
Posted Aug 01, 2005 23:23
Posted Aug 15, 2005 09:44
Hi mar, well its a little difficult to asnwer your question in a general manner. Many MBA programs require work experience, but there also enough out there who dont, where did you think of going?
Posted Sep 01, 2005 11:36
My Plan was to do the MBA in New York, wanted to apply to NYU, Fordham and Columbia..
Posted Sep 02, 2005 14:32
Yes, I had a similar question as the one posed above. It IS quite a general one, but what how does work experience figure into a top-tier MBA school's admissions decisions. Would something in the ballpark of one or two years of solid work experience be enough to satisfy some of these schools? Thanks!!
Posted Apr 04, 2018 23:01
if you worked as a restaurant manager when you were studying for your bachelor, is it countable as a work experience?
Posted Apr 05, 2018 02:20
Generally business schools are looking for post-degree experience.
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