Hello,
I am about to graduate from Michigan State University in December with a degree in Advertising. It is my impression that most MBA programs require at least 2-3 years of post graduate work experience. How strict is this? The reason I ask is because I already have 8+ years of professional experience. I ran my own IT consulting company at the age of 14 and have done 4 very intense internships in sectors ranging from digital marketing and operations, to business and entrepreneurial development. Anyone have any experience with this?
Specifically I am looking to do an MBA in spain
Question about Post Graduate Work Experience
Posted Apr 14, 2009 17:36
I am about to graduate from Michigan State University in December with a degree in Advertising. It is my impression that most MBA programs require at least 2-3 years of post graduate work experience. How strict is this? The reason I ask is because I already have 8+ years of professional experience. I ran my own IT consulting company at the age of 14 and have done 4 very intense internships in sectors ranging from digital marketing and operations, to business and entrepreneurial development. Anyone have any experience with this?
Specifically I am looking to do an MBA in spain
Posted Apr 14, 2009 19:56
You sound pretty driven, so I assume you're aiming for one of the top Spanish programs like IESE, IE, or ESADE. Some schools tend to be more flexible with their work experience requirements. Others are rigid and won't take anyone with less than 2-3 years no matter what. I'd call 'em and ask what's up before paying the application fee.
Some schools will consider people straight outta undergrad, but you have to be exceptional. Perhaps your work experience will come into play. If your consulting was for more than one client (and not for your parents, for example), then maybe you'll get a serious look. The internships, too.
Some schools will consider people straight outta undergrad, but you have to be exceptional. Perhaps your work experience will come into play. If your consulting was for more than one client (and not for your parents, for example), then maybe you'll get a serious look. The internships, too.
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