I have a 3.4 GPA in College, How can I find out which Business schools I would have a shot at?
July 4, 2009 by MBA Tips and Reviews
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Can you answer ACE1_11_7717’s question about MBA?:
I have a 3.4 GPA in college and I would like to find out what business schools take as a GPA? Are there any sites I could go to?
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I have a 3.4 GPA in college and I would like to find out what business schools take as a GPA? Are there any sites I could go to?
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what are good business schools in illinois?
July 2, 2009 by MBA Tips and Reviews
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Can you answer Nick’s question about MBA?:
I’m leaning towards going into business but dont know what school to go to. I have a 3.7 GPA and will probably get a 25-28 on my ACT. what are some good, yet realistic colleges for business that I can get into? University of Chicago seems good and close to home, but their website isnt very informative on undergrad degrees.
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I’m leaning towards going into business but dont know what school to go to. I have a 3.7 GPA and will probably get a 25-28 on my ACT. what are some good, yet realistic colleges for business that I can get into? University of Chicago seems good and close to home, but their website isnt very informative on undergrad degrees.
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The Rising Popularity Of Mba Colleges In India
July 1, 2009 by MBA Tips and Reviews
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There was a time when most of the students in India were interested to pursue their careers in either engineering or medicine. But gradually, the focus has shifted to Business Administration. And in keeping with the times, MBA colleges have grown in large numbers. MBA schools in India have gained international repute and are in no way inferior to the famous business schools of the world.
Since the day India threw open its doors to foreign investors, there has been a flood of business deals in India. This has automatically led to a demand for MBA students to attend to the various jobs in these business houses. The lure of money is enough to entice most students to pursue MBA as a career. Needless to say, the birth of many MBA schools in India is a direct repercussion of this. MBA colleges have kept up with the demand for educated business professionals. Every year, scores of MBA professionals are ready to be drawn into the variety of jobs that are there in the business houses.
Students in India vie among themselves to acquire a seat in the top-ranked MBA colleges. There is no dearth of talent in the vast population of India. And gradually, there is no dearth of MBA schools in India to absorb the huge demand. Many have achieved the reputation that any college will be proud of. Amongst them are the IIMs and the MBA colleges of the Xavier group. Many other private colleges have also made it to the top ranks. The BMA is proud to be one of them.
All the MBA colleges of India are basically involved in two spheres: one, to absorb students who seek a business qualification, and the other, to make available these students to different companies who seek them. When students enter MBA schools in India, they are almost assured that they will get a good job when they graduate from the institution. Hence, placements play a critical role in determining the success or failure of MBA colleges.
But with the passage of time, both the spheres have become more demanding. Students have supreme confidence in their capabilities and have their own list of preferences of MBA schools in India. In the same way, business houses are in search of people who can satisfy a variety of requirements and who can serve them in the best possible way. All this has led to the development of new branches in MBA and also tough demands on the graduates of different MBA colleges.
MBA colleges which can draw the best students stand to gain a lot in reputation. Similarly, students will be drawn to colleges which provide the best jobs and good remuneration. This brings out the very essence of business: to succeed in the midst of stiff competition. MBA schools in India are focusing on the latest techniques to attract the students. Innovation is the keyword to make MBA colleges the most sought after in India.
Thanks to Anton for contributing this article to our MBA blog:
Since the day India threw open its doors to foreign investors, there has been a flood of business deals in India. This has automatically led to a demand for MBA students to attend to the various jobs in these business houses. The lure of money is enough to entice most students to pursue MBA as a career. Needless to say, the birth of many MBA schools in India is a direct repercussion of this. MBA colleges have kept up with the demand for educated business professionals. Every year, scores of MBA professionals are ready to be drawn into the variety of jobs that are there in the business houses.
Students in India vie among themselves to acquire a seat in the top-ranked MBA colleges. There is no dearth of talent in the vast population of India. And gradually, there is no dearth of MBA schools in India to absorb the huge demand. Many have achieved the reputation that any college will be proud of. Amongst them are the IIMs and the MBA colleges of the Xavier group. Many other private colleges have also made it to the top ranks. The BMA is proud to be one of them.
All the MBA colleges of India are basically involved in two spheres: one, to absorb students who seek a business qualification, and the other, to make available these students to different companies who seek them. When students enter MBA schools in India, they are almost assured that they will get a good job when they graduate from the institution. Hence, placements play a critical role in determining the success or failure of MBA colleges.
But with the passage of time, both the spheres have become more demanding. Students have supreme confidence in their capabilities and have their own list of preferences of MBA schools in India. In the same way, business houses are in search of people who can satisfy a variety of requirements and who can serve them in the best possible way. All this has led to the development of new branches in MBA and also tough demands on the graduates of different MBA colleges.
MBA colleges which can draw the best students stand to gain a lot in reputation. Similarly, students will be drawn to colleges which provide the best jobs and good remuneration. This brings out the very essence of business: to succeed in the midst of stiff competition. MBA schools in India are focusing on the latest techniques to attract the students. Innovation is the keyword to make MBA colleges the most sought after in India.
Thanks to Anton for contributing this article to our MBA blog:
The author is a lecturer of business management; working in India with a business school. He writes frequently in business magazines to help students of management; he also has several years of industry experience behind him. Check MBA Colleges for more information.
Business schools?
June 30, 2009 by MBA Tips and Reviews
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Can you answer anonomys’s question about MBA?:
I’m looking for schools that offer a lot in the business field any recommendations?
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I’m looking for schools that offer a lot in the business field any recommendations?
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Any rankings of University of South Carolina Upstate or Coastal Carolina University Business Schools?
June 26, 2009 by MBA Tips and Reviews
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Can you answer KC’s question about MBA?:
I’m torn between these two schools. I’ve been accepted to both. I only have about year and a half left at either school to graduate with a business degree. I just want to know which one is ranked better, although I doubt either of them are actually large enough to be included in any serious rankings. Are there any companies that do rankings on smaller business colleges?
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I’m torn between these two schools. I’ve been accepted to both. I only have about year and a half left at either school to graduate with a business degree. I just want to know which one is ranked better, although I doubt either of them are actually large enough to be included in any serious rankings. Are there any companies that do rankings on smaller business colleges?
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