It will depend of the University you want to apply to and what program. Do you have any idea where you want to go?

MBA programs accept a wide range of backgrounds. For example, a kindergarten teacher in my MBA program became a Brand Manager at a leading FMCG.

<blockquote>For example, a kindergarten teacher in my MBA program became a Brand Manager at a leading FMCG.</blockquote>

That's funny. I guess that would never happen in continental Europe. People here tend not to be as flexible in evaluating different career paths as in the US and in the UK.

I still remember that during my studies in London my flatmate finished her undergraduate degree (BA) in something like History of Arts. She applied at a radio station as a journalist, at a bank, and as lobbyist for a UK company in Brussels - and got job offers from all companies. She finally ended up setting up her own company (importing luxury furniture).

Yes, this is a significant difference between the US / UK and Continental Europe. This woman was from Brazil and the MBA program was in the US.

<blockquote><blockquote>For example, a kindergarten teacher in my MBA program became a Brand Manager at a leading FMCG.</blockquote>

That's funny. I guess that would never happen in continental Europe. People here tend not to be as flexible in evaluating different career paths as in the US and in the UK.

I still remember that during my studies in London my flatmate finished her undergraduate degree (BA) in something like History of Arts. She applied at a radio station as a journalist, at a bank, and as lobbyist for a UK company in Brussels - and got job offers from all companies. She finally ended up setting up her own company (importing luxury furniture).</blockquote>