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admin on May 16, 2012 at 12:11 pm.
Elizabeth B asked: I’m looking at b-schools to do my MBA and I really would like to learn a second language while I study. I am trying to find the best programs that require it as part of the curriculum or strongly encourage it.
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Long Arks asked: Im looking for a good college in the USA with the major of International Business and with an MBA program of course. Can someone help me? It doesnt have to be Harvard, Yale or huge colleges like that. Maybe a college of 20k people? Thanks alot!
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mayerj72 asked: I studied business as an undergrad and would like to go to grad school now. When I look into MBA programs however, I realize that I have already taken all these courses. It’s usually classes like Finance, Management, Marketing etc. So I would feel as if I would be repeating everything, especially since all the classes are taught from an introductory level.
There are Masters programs in business for International Business, Marketing, Management, Finance etc. These courses seem to build up on an actual business degree, so I would be more inclined to do that.
However, it seems that MBA’s are regarded higher than Master degrees, even though I believe that the Mater is harder. The admission process seems to be more competitive for an MBA and usually you have to take the GMAT. I also read that with an MBA you can get into high positions and with a Masters you can’t. Is that true? Because it wouldn’t make any sense to me.
I am just really confused what to go for. A Masters in a business field such as Marketing, Mangagement, International Business etc. or an MBA. What do you think I should do coming from a business background?
It also seems that most people who go for the MBA come from a non-business background. The MBA seems to teach only the most basic business skills. Far fewer classes than I took as an undergrad. So why would it be considered better in case it really is?
But what is better? An MBA or a Masters???
By the way, I took 3 accounting classes and 4 finance classes as an undergrad. For the MBA program you only need 1 course each.
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Tom H asked: Hello all
I am a 25 year old student who is pursuing masters in computer science in the US. I am an international student. I am left with about 6 months in my graduate program .
I have realised that computer programming , development/testing etc are not something that i want to do for the rest of my life. I think i made a hasty decision by choosing masters in computer science.
I want to get an MBA degree that will add value to my resume and improve my chances in the job market on the business side.
I think some of my strengths are communication skills, ability to interact with all kinds of people, people management, good language skills and a good analytical mind.
I am very dependable and trustworthy.
Considering all this ,I wonder what MBA program would best suit me and which is the best program available in the US.
I have no idea about any of the business major. Please throw some light on the majors and kindly suggest how to go about getting the best MBA program….
all answers greatly appreciated . thanks in advance
-ambitious guy
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admin on April 5, 2012 at 11:46 pm.
John D asked: I started an MBA over 10 years ago, and would like to complete it via on-line MBA. Most schools won’t accept any of these credits because they are over 10 years old. Does anyone know of an on-line MBA program that will?
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globetrotters93 asked: I am interested in global mba with a Latin America focus that also establishes networks for doing business in the region. I speak fluent Spanish and work, so this would have to be a distance learning program with residencies. What are the best programs with this profile?
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behr asked: Does anyone know of an international law degree program (not criminal justice) that you don’t have to give up your day job for 3-4 years in order to take?
I’m looking to compliment my MBA in International Business Strategy and my Doctorate in Organizational Leadership with a law degree but I haven’t been able to find anything that I can do in-between contracts.
I’m a Management Consultant by trade but I’m not making that much in the way of income that I can take off 3-4 years without working to pursue another degree.
Nice — Starts October 2009 which is perfect timing.
http://www.sbs.ox.ac.uk/LFE/
Not quite exactly what I’m looking for but is actually a nice fit considering it covers finance and economics as well.
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Mia asked: Hi, I am from Tajikistan, it is a 3rd world country and I don’t have enough money to finance my education, although I have been accepted to an accredited American university to start earning my MBA in Denver, CO. I have been searching for Scholarships, Fellowships etc. for about a year and all I found was an Aga Khan International Scholasrhip, but I failed to get it due to the fact that I do not have enough work experience. I should start school in August, my full tuition for the MBA Program is $20,000 can someone help me please?
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Ronald E asked: I am finding the rankings for the top full-time MBA programs, but I need the top Online MBA programs as I cannot quit work to just go to school. I have a degree and good grades, so I want a school that will be in the top 10 or 20.
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robert7 asked: I was accepted into two graduate programs for International Business. One is the MBA program for Thunderbird (arizona) and the other is University of Maryland for a MIM (Master of International Mgmt). Both are basically business degrees, but I opting to do the programs ONLINE so I can stay with my job while I do them. I have been so stressed out over which program to choose. Thunderbird has an extremely good reputation, one of the best for international MBA, however is costs $75,000 for the program. The U of Maryland costs $18,000. I know thunderbird has a better reputation, but I am not sure bcs. I really dont know what I want to do when I graduate and I get really scared thinking about that humongous debt I will have. It really scared me, especially bcs. I am not sure what I will be doing afterwards and if I will be making alot of money. I am 31 years old, just dont know if I wnat to risk all that money. Any ideas?
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