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9th November 2015, 04:17 PM
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Ask MBA questions
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3rd March 2016, 06:44 PM
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Ask MBA questions
Hello sir my brother wants to take admission in MBA program so please provide me information about that what question or information should be keep in mind before taking admission.
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3rd March 2016, 06:45 PM
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Re: Ask MBA questions
You only have one chance to earn your MBA degree, so you should choose the program that offers the best fit for you personally and academically. Questions to Ask Before You Apply 1. MBA vs. Executive MBA The Executive MBA option allows you the flexibility, not to mention cost advantage, of continuing to work. the full-time option allows you to meet, interact with, learn from and develop networking relationships with faculty and classmates. 2. National vs. Regional Reputation Vanderbilt Owen Graduate School of Management is perennially ranked as a top national B-school. 3. Smaller School vs. Large Student Body Larger MBA programs can offer the opportunity to interact with a large number of people Smaller programs offer smaller classes, a more interactive and intimate learning environment and an opportunity to interact with faculty on a personal level. 4. Teaching Methodology and Curriculum Similar to size of student body, the type of teaching methodology can also impact the number and variety of courses that are offered at a particular institution. The format of the curriculum also impacts the number and variety of courses that are offered. 5. Public vs. Private Institution Public institutions are generally less expensive for students living in state and have access to resources from the state in which the institution is located. Private institutions tend to be smaller, more specialized in their offerings, less bureaucratic and more flexible and responsive to the demands of the outside world. 6. Competitive vs. Collaborative Culture 7. Graduate School vs. School of Business At a graduate school of management, there are no undergraduate programs, which allow the faculty and staff to teach and interact with graduate students only. 8. Urban Center vs. Remote Locale Regardless of the rigor of a program, you will have some free time while pursuing your MBA. |