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If you have the potential, and choose the right career opportunities, why not!

Fantastic! Which program is it?

@@MBACrystalBall Collat School of Business at University of Alabama in Birmingham.

Enjoy your MBA experience! The memories will last a lifetime.

@@MBACrystalBall thank you

Can you share the reason for selecting this over other programs? Any reason for not looking at the mainstream Top 100 options?

Thank you

Congrats on the admits! A few questions first: What's your post MBA goal? Did you apply with a score, or without it? Did you apply to higher ranked programs as well? And what does your research say about the program that's a better fit for you?

@@MBACrystalBall Thank you for your reply. Post MBA, I want to work in HR strategy or HR consulting…I didn’t apply for higher ranked programs as cost is a factor. As per my research, Edinburgh is much reputed and has got a better ranking. I have applied without score.

The scholarship amount isn't significant enough to alter the choice. Go ahead with the one that excites you more, and seems like you're clear on that front. If you haven't already done it yet, ensure that you're aware of what it takes to get into HR strategy/consulting roles, since neither program has a particular reputation internationally as an HR feeder. But there may be many domestic companies that recruit regularly.

Yes, many MBA grads with a specialisation in entrepreneurship join regular jobs in a range of industries. There's no expectation or compulsion for them to launch a startup.

Your choice of programs will influence the choice. The best way to find out is by visiting the official website of your target programs.

Depends on what degree you are getting and from where. From good universities that have a strong connections in the finance industry, there are many opportunities.

Well,I mean Finance degree or maths degree which one has a more demand?

There's no fixed date for GMAT. It happens across the year. You have to book an appointment with the nearest test center. We have a detailed video on GMAT. Check it out.

@@MBACrystalBall what about regarding the intakes

@@Ruthickkk There's generally one intake for most programs, in fall. Admissions start a year in advance and have 3 rounds.

@@MBACrystalBall do u have a detailed video king

Our channel is dedicated to such topics. Spend some time exploring it, you will gain clarity on all the key aspects of applying to international MBA programs.

What was the rationale for selecting marketing? Why do you think marketing is not a secure job?

@@MBACrystalBall selecting marking because I like to talk with different people and acknowledge about the personalities and thought of 'marketing is not secure' because so many marking manager are there who can do freelancing and can get paid for particular project which is also beneficial for companies coz they can hire them for their projects which is not make them permanent employee of any firm

You'll find freelancers in every field, not just marketing. Companies hire permanent as well as project-based/contractual freelancers depending on their requirements. Talk to a few senior who are working in companies in full-time jobs. Ask them what they like and dislike about it. You'll get a better picture on whether it's the right career option for you.

Difficult to cover everything in a short video. We have covered aspects related to applications in other videos.

The market value of a degree is generally directly related to how selective it is. If it's too easy to get in, then the struggle will probably start after graduating. Also, it helps to have some work experience before starting any masters since you'll have more clarity about what you want to extract from it.

Doctoral degrees often use statistical tools for research. So it helps to have a basic level of comfort with quantitative methods.

Better to get some work experience first, before considering an MBA.

South Korea does not have any globally ranked business school in the Top 100. There may be local universities offering MBA programs in English, but we're not aware of them.

Sorry, but we don't have such a list. Before you spend a fortune on any program, you can test the waters with this one to see if the online model fits your learning style: www.mbacrystalball.com/online-courses/mini-mba-online/

ISB works best for professionals with around 5 years experience. You'll have close to three times their class average by the time the program starts. Are you ok with international programs?

CEOs are expected to know about multiple disciplines. So it's not about choosing a single subject that'll improve your chances of getting the top job. How many experience of experience do you have and in which industry/role?

An engineering degree is not a pre-requisite. And neither is an MBA degree. They just happen to be common qualifications seen among many CEOs. But there are plenty of non-engineer and non-MBA CEOs too.

Depends on the context. If you're referring to a Fortune 500 company, it's unlikely. If we're talking about a startup launched by the student in school, then absolutely possible.

Difficult for others to say whether it's a good or bad idea, since no one knows your potential and aspirations as much as you do. Talk to folks who know you well to get relevant opinions.

@@MBACrystalBall is finance a good course??

Yes, but only for those who have an inclination and the aptitude.