Please suggest which School/Uni have lowers tution fees for MBA.
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Sudhir
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Sudhir
Lower Tution Fees
Posted Oct 05, 2008 11:57
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Please suggest which School/Uni have lowers tution fees for MBA.
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Sudhir
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Posted Oct 05, 2008 12:00
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Hi Sudhir,
I'm afraid this question is way too vague. Noone is going to do your research for you.
I'm afraid this question is way too vague. Noone is going to do your research for you.
Hi Sudhir,
I'm afraid this question is way too vague. Noone is going to do your research for you.
I'm afraid this question is way too vague. Noone is going to do your research for you.
Posted Oct 05, 2008 16:02
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I agree with Lukeh, please give some more detail/a specific question, so we can help you(and don't forget to search this site for previous posts!
any ways, i think 1 year work experience is a short time for MBAs(usually 2-3 years), let alone an executive MBA.
David
any ways, i think 1 year work experience is a short time for MBAs(usually 2-3 years), let alone an executive MBA.
David
I agree with Lukeh, please give some more detail/a specific question, so we can help you(and don't forget to search this site for previous posts!
any ways, i think 1 year work experience is a short time for MBAs(usually 2-3 years), let alone an executive MBA.
David
any ways, i think 1 year work experience is a short time for MBAs(usually 2-3 years), let alone an executive MBA.
David
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Posted Oct 07, 2008 11:32
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Just to follow up on the above - unless you already have an MBA and/or very many years' experience at a senior level, you should forget an EMBA - for the time being, at least. However, with two years' experience under your belt, you might be eligible for an MBA.
Just to follow up on the above - unless you already have an MBA and/or very many years' experience at a senior level, you should forget an EMBA - for the time being, at least. However, with two years' experience under your belt, you might be eligible for an MBA.
Posted Oct 14, 2008 11:02
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One has to add: Most MBA programs will require a GMAT test - the general rule of thumb - the better the program is(reputation, placement, accreditation) the higher the score must be.
Andy
Andy
One has to add: Most MBA programs will require a GMAT test - the general rule of thumb - the better the program is(reputation, placement, accreditation) the higher the score must be.
Andy
Andy
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Posted Oct 14, 2008 11:35
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Tru dat. Here's a quick link to some posts on the discussion board re. GMAT requirements. I haven't sorted through them all to find the most relevant in this case, but hey, that's not too hard, is it?
http://www.find-mba.com/boardsearch/q/GMAT
http://www.find-mba.com/boardsearch/q/GMAT
Tru dat. Here's a quick link to some posts on the discussion board re. GMAT requirements. I haven't sorted through them all to find the most relevant in this case, but hey, that's not too hard, is it?
http://www.find-mba.com/boardsearch/q/GMAT
http://www.find-mba.com/boardsearch/q/GMAT
