MBA Abroad: Y BUSINESS SCHOOLS WANT WORK EXPERIENCE

deepaknjoel

only bookish knowledge is not necessary.

deepaknjoel

one must also know what actual outside world / corporates work

deepaknjoel

work experience counts a lot while admissions

amrish.patel

It 's not same for all the person. I have seen few person who proved better in Corporate sector although not having work experience. But Yeah.. Prior experience proves fruitful for student pursuing MBA.

saurabh.jain.mits

If you're looking to head straight into biz school with no real-world experience under your belt, it's gonna be one heck of an uphill climb.

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While resumes and experience have been a major determinant surrounding entrance qualifications, the trend has turned toward accepting younger, less experienced students at business schools including Stanford, Harvard and The University of Pennsylvania.

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Stanford’s Business School admissions criteria have not changed much over the years, Bolton said. Most importantly, professors and administrators seek candidates who have proven their academic aptitude, demonstrated potential managerial skills and add diversity to the class.

saurabh.jain.mits

but in some cases, Unlike most educational courses abroad, for MBA courses, you will, almost without exception, need at least three years of work experience in a managerial role.

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In some cases, this figure can be even higher. It is rare that graduates without work experience will be accepted for an MBA programme unless s/he is the most exceptional and talented student.

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HBS does not require a minimum number of years’ work experience prior to entering the MBA program, and it is important for you to assess your own readiness when deciding to apply. Successful candidates have the ability to demonstrate strength in our criteria regardless of the number of years of their work experience. We believe our MBA Program can be impactful for students with as little as 2-3 years of work experience.