willnyu1982 asked:
It doesn’t appear to be ranked, but seems like a great program. Temple is a solid name in my opinion. They have an International MBA which is one year, where you get to study in Tokyo, Paris and Philadelphia. That is perfect for what I want to do. I’m looking for some information about the school beyond what’s on their website. FYI, I’m also applying to Thunderbird, The University of Hawaii and possibly USC. I know USC is the best, but it will be a stretch. About me:
It doesn’t appear to be ranked, but seems like a great program. Temple is a solid name in my opinion. They have an International MBA which is one year, where you get to study in Tokyo, Paris and Philadelphia. That is perfect for what I want to do. I’m looking for some information about the school beyond what’s on their website. FYI, I’m also applying to Thunderbird, The University of Hawaii and possibly USC. I know USC is the best, but it will be a stretch. About me:
-GPA: 3.45/4.0 in major
-Paralegal Diploma at NYU (post B.S.) GPA: 3.85
-Will have 2 years work exp. with one of the largest corporate law firms in the world upon matriculation.
-Hoping to get at least a 600 on GMAT
Oscar
Tags : Matriculation, Paralegal Diploma, Tokyo
Categories : Higher Education (University +)
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Nire00
March 3rd, 2010 at 10:14 am
Jerome
I have a good friend/colleague who did her MBA in the same program at Temple – she said it was an amazing experience. Go to the school where you’ll have the best experience and don’t worry about the rankings (too much). You might have to do a bit of extra “selling” of your program, but once you explain what your goals were for the MBA you’ll be fine.
One comment, though, are you sure you’re ready for an MBA after only two years work experience?I had four years when I started my MBA and wished I had waited another year or two though – the practical work experience really helps you get more out of the MBA. However, if you’re comfortable with your experience, go for it.
Good luck!
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