Re:Using International Students as Cash Cows Does No One Any...
by soared on Friday October 12, 2018 @05:59PM
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How did you get into an MBA program without an undergraduate degree?
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Re:Using International Students as Cash Cows Does No One Any...
by exotree on Friday October 12, 2018 @06:13PM
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If you have a lot of professional experience and high marks on the GMAT you’ll be able to get into a surprising number of MBA programs at prestigious universities. I’m sure networking also helps.
Re:Using International Students as Cash Cows Does No One Any...
by jimnotgym on Friday October 12, 2018 @06:19PM
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There are plenty of MBA programs in the UK that don't require an undergraduate degree. A person in my family got onto one with no real 'high school' level qualifications even! He struggled and dropped out. What they really want from you is fees.
Re:Using International Students as Cash Cows Does No One Any...
by zwayhowder on Saturday October 13, 2018 @02:11AM
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Sorry for the delay, accidentally set my anti-procrastination timeout to 5 hours.
I articulated through a Graduate Certificate program that encompassed 4 of the compulsory subjects for the 16 subject MBA. I had to obtain a credit average to move into the MBA itself.
Re:Using International Students as Cash Cows Does No One Any...
by ShorsHammer on Friday October 12, 2018 @11:49PM
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Australian universities recognise prior work experience for a MBA. If you've working been in a business related field (virtually most office jobs) and have some aptitude there's a good chance of getting admitted.