Les Meilleurs MBA aux USA

Hello sir I would like to know about the MBA Programs in USA so please provide me suitable information about the value of MBA in USA.

[Shaleen]

An MBA ( "Masters of Business Administration") is a school-two-year cycle that is generally done after working a few years.

How much MBA Expenses in USA

A good MBA from both the USA will cost including tuition + living costs approximately $ 140,000 ($ 40,000 annual tuition + about $ 30,000 for the accommodation of a student and other miscellaneous expenses).

There are scholarships such as Fulbright and it is quite easy to get bank loans at favorable rates.

How do enter into MBA?

If must complete an application folder found on the school's web site.

It is a painful experience.

The file includes 6 parts:

1. GMAT:
The GMAT is a test of English and math for all students wishing to enter MBA (foreign or not) must pass.

2. TOEFL:
The TOEFL (Test Of English as a Foreign Language) is mandatory for all international students.

It is designed to test your ability to take courses in English.

3. A detailed CV:
You will need to describe your educational background from the terminal as well as your professional experience (internships, jobs part time and full time)

4. The essays:
You will then have to write essays personality and other specifying your motivations to integrate the university and pursue an MBA.

5. The letters of recommendations:
If your application passes the screening step you will be invited to pass interviews with either alumni or with members of the admissions committee.

Harvard Business School

- Probably the best name we could put on a resume
- Ideal for those who want to move up in a company or do consulting
- strong network in Private Equity
- Few finance course

Stanford Business School

- MBA the most selective (some consider him the most prestigious)
- The smallest promo (400 students against 1,000 for Harvard)
- West Coast's climate (San Francisco)
- Ideal for entrepreneurs because of the proximity of many Venture Capitalists
- fewer electives that most other MBAs, especially in Finance
- New flexible core