start networking
tailor your story
have good answers when the ask you why you came back to bschool, what have you done professionally so far
Don’t choose an elective based on professor’s rep alone. If you’re not truly interested in the subject you WILL regret it!
network with group of different people with different skills and start something
Advice for starting out: Smile, be nice, be open - you never know who will be your next business partner, mentor, or best friend!
Don't do what others think you should do, or what everyone else is doing. Decide what you want and hustle to get it.
don't come in thinking you will figure it out here. Think hard and strong about what you want out of it before you get here.
There's a lot of math involved - Statistics, accounting, calculus and more. If you're not a math-oriented person, back out early on and study something else.
stay on top of current events
Unless you are ready to face the real world by all its means and facts, and unless you are ready to begin the journey of "Change" in all the aspects of your life, then you better look for something else to do.
Realize that a MBA provides you with a great, technical foundation to build success upon, but not THE key to success. Be prepared to learn just as much, if not more, after graduation and upon beginning your career.
Develop other skills. No employer wants to know that you completed an MBA program. It's more of an enhancement than a starting point.
tailor your story
have good answers when the ask you why you came back to bschool, what have you done professionally so far
Don’t choose an elective based on professor’s rep alone. If you’re not truly interested in the subject you WILL regret it!
network with group of different people with different skills and start something
Advice for starting out: Smile, be nice, be open - you never know who will be your next business partner, mentor, or best friend!
Don't do what others think you should do, or what everyone else is doing. Decide what you want and hustle to get it.
don't come in thinking you will figure it out here. Think hard and strong about what you want out of it before you get here.
There's a lot of math involved - Statistics, accounting, calculus and more. If you're not a math-oriented person, back out early on and study something else.
stay on top of current events
Unless you are ready to face the real world by all its means and facts, and unless you are ready to begin the journey of "Change" in all the aspects of your life, then you better look for something else to do.
Realize that a MBA provides you with a great, technical foundation to build success upon, but not THE key to success. Be prepared to learn just as much, if not more, after graduation and upon beginning your career.
Develop other skills. No employer wants to know that you completed an MBA program. It's more of an enhancement than a starting point.