Swiss School of Higher Education (SSHE)
Cite - Centre
Grand Rue 92
1820
Montreux
Switzerland
Programs at SSHE
Part-Time
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Application Tracker - SSHE
| User | Status | Program | Work Exp. | Class Rank | Status | Application | Complete | Decision |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| inokesh | following | Master in Business Administration | --- | --- | following | --- | --- | --- |
The Application Tracker tool lets you track and display the status of your MBA applications online, and helps you connect with others interested in the same programs. Add a program to your personal Application Tracker watch list by clicking on the "Follow" button displayed on every business school listing. See the activities of all the schools you have followed by going to Application Tracker. You can view and edit your Application Tracker status anytime in your account. The Application Tracker tool lets you track and display the status of your MBA applications online.
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