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18th October 2012, 01:32 PM
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Non Traditional MBA Programs
I want to do MBA program from Wharton Universtiy so give me list of Non traditional specializations in which university offer MBA course.
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19th October 2012, 09:27 AM
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Re: Non Traditional MBA Programs Wharton Universtiy offer MBA in following Non traditional specializations: Community Reinvestment Environmental Management Law and Politics Geopolitics Management of Culture and Performing Arts Nations, Politics, and Markets Political Economics of the Public Sector Privatization: International Perspectives Urban Fiscal Policy Urban Public Policy & Private Development |
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2nd January 2016, 11:29 AM
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Re: Non Traditional MBA Programs
Hi I would like to know what are the steps which a non traditional applicant can take in order to pursue an MBA program?
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2nd January 2016, 11:30 AM
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Re: Non Traditional MBA Programs
Bankers and financial service professionals are expected to fill up the seats in a typical MBA classroom, but many teachers, chefs, and fashion designers may also try & pursue the degree as well. While they may not fit the mold of a distinctive b-school student, these non-traditional MBA applicants can add fantastic insight and perspectives to classroom discussions. Advice for Non-Traditional MBA Applicants Have A Plan: Address Weaknesses Consider Prerequisite Courses Plan to Attack the GMAT Show Leadership Experience Non-Traditional Student Advantages are: Creative Thinking Attractive to Admissions Committees Readiness to Learn New Skills Challenges faced by Non-Traditional Students are: Non-traditional applicants also face a few unique difficulties while pursuing an MBA. Pace Social Challenges Networking In spite of the challenges, colleges encourage interested non-traditional students to go for it. Does the Program Matter? When asked whether certain MBA programs are better suited to non-traditional students, response is simple. “The short answer is no,”. “Most MBA programs are planned with the assumption that they didn’t study business as an undergrad, and they have pre-terms if you need them. All programs welcome and seek out non-traditional students because they want a diverse class.” |