Hi, I am a Software Engineer working with Accenture,India. I have 3 years of Experience. I applied to the following B-Schools and now I am confused. As an average 24 year old I am confused on my career goals but yes as I am from the IT background so a job on those lines would be good. Just want to take my career to the next level and obviously with such a big investment ROI would be top priority to be honest.
Aston- Unconditional
Strathclyde- Unconditional
Nottingham - Conditional (Want an IELTS score)
Lancaster - Conditional (Want a 600 GMAT score)
I liked the guaranteed paid internship with Nottingham as it might better my chances for a job later.
Aston/Strath-Triple Accredited,Unconditional Offer
Lancaster- Not too keen on giving the GMAT.
Sorry for the long post guys, help me choose please.
UK MBA 2013-Help me Decide Please
Posted Jul 04, 2013 19:36
Aston- Unconditional
Strathclyde- Unconditional
Nottingham - Conditional (Want an IELTS score)
Lancaster - Conditional (Want a 600 GMAT score)
I liked the guaranteed paid internship with Nottingham as it might better my chances for a job later.
Aston/Strath-Triple Accredited,Unconditional Offer
Lancaster- Not too keen on giving the GMAT.
Sorry for the long post guys, help me choose please.
Posted Jul 05, 2013 14:54
I think the choice is really between Strathclyde and Lancaster.
Lancaster will probably have the stronger network, and it's rated higher for international mobility so there's a better probability of your landing a job in the UK after graduation.
Have you considered the higher-ranked schools in the UK: Imperial, Warwick, Cranfield, Cass, etc.? These will have better career support and networks, which would make it more likely that you're able to find a job in the UK after graduating.
Lancaster will probably have the stronger network, and it's rated higher for international mobility so there's a better probability of your landing a job in the UK after graduation.
Have you considered the higher-ranked schools in the UK: Imperial, Warwick, Cranfield, Cass, etc.? These will have better career support and networks, which would make it more likely that you're able to find a job in the UK after graduating.
Posted Jul 05, 2013 15:08
If you want to maximise the value of your investment, take the GMAT. Focus on NPV not ROI.
Posted Jul 07, 2013 10:23
Hi Thanks for that guys. Actually after giving GMAT the options that open up wont fit in my budget. So I have to narrow it down from Strathclyde, Nottingham and Aston. Waiting for the result on Birmingham and Bath. My deposit date is 11th July for Aston so running out of time. Thanks.
Posted Jul 07, 2013 19:31
Hi Thanks for that guys. Actually after giving GMAT the options that open up wont fit in my budget. So I have to narrow it down from Strathclyde, Nottingham and Aston. Waiting for the result on Birmingham and Bath. My deposit date is 11th July for Aston so running out of time. Thanks.
Another option would be to work at Accenture a little longer, save some money, get your GMAT, then invest in a more recognised MBA.
Another option would be to work at Accenture a little longer, save some money, get your GMAT, then invest in a more recognised MBA.
Posted Jul 08, 2013 05:57
Thanks mistermark. I will keep that as a backup option. I need to get into mba this year.
Aston/Strath/Nottingham????
Anyone got placement news for the current batch of these schools?
Thanks.
Aston/Strath/Nottingham????
Anyone got placement news for the current batch of these schools?
Thanks.
Posted Jul 09, 2013 13:34
Hi I think Nottingham could be a better option as it as fairly good reputation Internationally.
Posted Jul 10, 2013 16:41
Hi Mamit.. any specific reasons of choosing Nott over Strath.. given that Strath has been constantly climbing the FT rankings and is triple accredited.. whereas nott has been on its way down in terms of ranking..
Posted Jul 10, 2013 16:46
Strathclyde has not been consistently climbing in the rankings. In the FT, it's number 87. It was 74 in 2011 and 41st in 2009.
Posted Jul 10, 2013 17:08
oh i had missed that.. thanks!
so do you see any clear cut advantages of one colg over another between the 3 options rkap has? .. looks like he is after a general management degree with a good repo .. perhaps a managerial job afterwards..
Aston/Strath/Nottingham?
so do you see any clear cut advantages of one colg over another between the 3 options rkap has? .. looks like he is after a general management degree with a good repo .. perhaps a managerial job afterwards..
Aston/Strath/Nottingham?
Posted Jul 10, 2013 17:21
No, I think he would obviously be better off at one of the GMAT schools.
Posted Jul 10, 2013 19:24
I would suggest the same. GMAT institutions would be better option.
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