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A lot of schools don't wish for you to have experience they REQUIRE it. The MBA should come after you've worked full-time for a couple of year. And online doe
by ssharp 18y ago
A lot of schools don't wish for you to have experience they REQUIRE it. The MBA should come after you've worked full-time for a couple of year. And online doesn't sound that great. A lot of the value of the MBA coursework is learning and discussing material in-class and analyzing problems and cases with other students. Most MBA courses are more interactive than undergrad, so I think you're better off in a standard classroom environment.
Also, many companies hiring MBA grads are looking for people who also have good domain knowledge or past full-time experience. Big companies will hire fresh MBAs with no work experience but they are heavily recruited and if you're not coming from a top tier school, you're going to have a harder time...and you probably don't want to work for a big company anyway!
- tstegart 18y agoI second. If you're going to pay for an MBA, do it in person.