Which is better---MBA Finance or MFIN?

mrashid7

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Posted Sep 25, 2015 09:31

Two goals
1-Salary
2-Long term career growth

which is better---- MBA finance or MFIN?
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if this from Judge Business School , then which is best?

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Duncan

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Posted Sep 25, 2015 10:06

You can see data for salary and career progression in the FT MBA and MFin rankings. Why not look at those and answer this yourself?

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mrashid7

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Posted Sep 25, 2015 10:12

which is best MBA or MFIN?

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Duncan

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Posted Sep 26, 2015 00:58

I refer you to the answer I gave earlier.

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laurie

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Posted Sep 28, 2015 21:57

They're usually aimed at two different sets of people: if you have at least three years of work experience, go for an MBA, but if you have less, go for a Master in Finance.

However, there's another class of Master in Finance programs - the "post-work experience" type, such as LBS' Master in Finance and SMU's MSc in Wealth Management. These are usually aimed at those who already have work experience in the field of finance.

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mrashid7

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Posted Oct 11, 2015 19:44

@ Laurie
which program give high Career growth either after MBA or MFIN?

how much admission chance in Cambridge Business School MFIN without GMAT( not a Basic requirement for MFIN) ?
i have 7 years finance experience.

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laurie

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Posted Oct 12, 2015 12:32

Depends, if they're happy with your quantitative skills, as demonstrated by your work experience or strong undergraduate performance, then the GMAT would probably not add much. But if there are any shortcomings in your background, or if you had a poor undergraduate GPA etc., then a strong GMAT score would help.

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mrashid7

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Posted Oct 12, 2015 12:58

@ Laurie
which program give high Career growth either after MBA or MFIN?

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Inactive User

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Posted Oct 12, 2015 23:21

@ mrashid7,

What Duncan and Laurie are probably trying to say is that there is no definitive answer. Lot will depend upon you, and your abilities to make the best use of the program you enroll.

MBA/ MFIN both can give boost your Career. Since you have 7 years of work experience. MBA will be more suited.

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laurie

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Posted Oct 13, 2015 13:44

No, there is no definitive answer. It will depend on a number of factors, including career background/expertise, current job level, and career goals.

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mrashid7

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Posted Oct 13, 2015 14:10

i have already MBA from Pakistani university ,but with this MBA i am struggling.
currently Doing job in Allied bank limited Pakistan as Manager Operation since 5 years and before this 2 years finance experience in education sector .
Goals are career growth and handsome salary.
what you recommend . which courses MBA OR MFIN?
and from which Business school can i do?
Top business school allow MBA after MBA?

[Edited by mrashid7 on Oct 13, 2015]

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