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Posted Mar 24, 2017 05:57

Hi

I have been accepted into WHU Full Time MBA program starting in September. I have 3.5 years work experience in IT and want to move in Business Consulting. My German Skills are still very weak, and my target is to complete till A2/B1 before I start. I would like to know how is the job scenario for career switchers like me in WHU. The other offers which I have got are
Amsterdam Business School MBA, NUS S3 MBA, Eller Arizona (High Tuition) MBA and Carlson and State University Of New York MIS program.

Please do help me in selection !!!

Thanks in advance
Hi

I have been accepted into WHU Full Time MBA program starting in September. I have 3.5 years work experience in IT and want to move in Business Consulting. My German Skills are still very weak, and my target is to complete till A2/B1 before I start. I would like to know how is the job scenario for career switchers like me in WHU. The other offers which I have got are
Amsterdam Business School MBA, NUS S3 MBA, Eller Arizona (High Tuition) MBA and Carlson and State University Of New York MIS program.

Please do help me in selection !!!

Thanks in advance
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Posted Mar 24, 2017 09:46

If you arrive at A2 you will be not be fluent by the time you complete a year studying in English. Unless you have US residency already, isn't the S3 a much better option?
If you arrive at A2 you will be not be fluent by the time you complete a year studying in English. Unless you have US residency already, isn't the S3 a much better option?
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Posted Mar 27, 2017 11:13

@Duncan Thanks for posting your reply. I am curious if S3 Asia has got similar value as FT MBA from NUS . Can you please throw some light on it.

@Duncan Thanks for posting your reply. I am curious if S3 Asia has got similar value as FT MBA from NUS . Can you please throw some light on it.
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Posted Mar 27, 2017 17:25

No it doesn't but if you good at networking and finding work then it's a great degree.
No it doesn't but if you good at networking and finding work then it's a great degree.
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Posted Apr 01, 2017 15:35

Hey Duncan

Thanks for your reply. I am not considering the S3 program due to the its tuition fees. And, it leaves me to the option of WHU and the US schools, so would it be difficult finding job in Germany post my MBA as cost wise it is the best, given the 50% scholarship I received from there.

Best
Hey Duncan

Thanks for your reply. I am not considering the S3 program due to the its tuition fees. And, it leaves me to the option of WHU and the US schools, so would it be difficult finding job in Germany post my MBA as cost wise it is the best, given the 50% scholarship I received from there.

Best
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Posted Apr 01, 2017 19:26

So in that case come to a German-speaking city now and take an intensive German course.
So in that case come to a German-speaking city now and take an intensive German course.
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