What is different either Master of Business Admin. with Master of Science in Eng. Business Mgmt?
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One was able to tollerate boring lectures for longer periods of time.
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
Wednesday, December 21, 2011
MBA "Master of Business Administration" or "Master of Bankrupcy Administration"
MBA "Master of Business Administration" or "Master of Bankrupcy Administration"?
THE BEST AND THE BRIGHTEST seem to be bankrupting one company after another, while lining their pockets. What do they learn in the elete Ivy League Schools? Have the professors ever run a business? Do these guys deserve a Bonus or would a Pink Slip be more appropraite?
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THE BEST AND THE BRIGHTEST seem to be bankrupting one company after another, while lining their pockets. What do they learn in the elete Ivy League Schools? Have the professors ever run a business? Do these guys deserve a Bonus or would a Pink Slip be more appropraite?
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Mens Basketball Association
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
What's the best business master's degree for an engineer
What's the best business master's degree for an engineer?
I've decided to spend no more than 10 years of my lifetime in college, since I plan to retire when I'm 50 (55 for the latest). So far, I've spent six year in college. I spent four years doing my bachelor's in engineering with an associate's in economics, and two years doing my master's full time while working part-time. The plan was to take a break for two years and then go for my PhD, but I realized that I'm not very creative and don't think I'm ready for the PhD. Instead, I'd like to get a business degree and then I'll decide if I want to take a managerial role or strike it out on my own. Now, I don't know what business degree to get. Do I choose an MBA, an MS in economics or an MS in engineering management. It's so confusing! You'd naturally think engineering management, but there are managers in my companies who have mba's. Then, you'd think economics, but then there's the mba which stresses on economics. I just don't know what the hell to do. God, I wish I was an actor or professional athlete right now so I wouldnt' have to go through this crap, you know. With school it's always something!!! What should I do?
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My daughter just got her MS in Engineering Management and turned down a starting offer of $78K to get her Phd.
I've decided to spend no more than 10 years of my lifetime in college, since I plan to retire when I'm 50 (55 for the latest). So far, I've spent six year in college. I spent four years doing my bachelor's in engineering with an associate's in economics, and two years doing my master's full time while working part-time. The plan was to take a break for two years and then go for my PhD, but I realized that I'm not very creative and don't think I'm ready for the PhD. Instead, I'd like to get a business degree and then I'll decide if I want to take a managerial role or strike it out on my own. Now, I don't know what business degree to get. Do I choose an MBA, an MS in economics or an MS in engineering management. It's so confusing! You'd naturally think engineering management, but there are managers in my companies who have mba's. Then, you'd think economics, but then there's the mba which stresses on economics. I just don't know what the hell to do. God, I wish I was an actor or professional athlete right now so I wouldnt' have to go through this crap, you know. With school it's always something!!! What should I do?
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My daughter just got her MS in Engineering Management and turned down a starting offer of $78K to get her Phd.
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
Which American University will be best for pursuing Master In Business Administration
Which American University will be best for pursuing Master In Business Administration?
please also suggest How to get into it.
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Terry College of Business--Unversity of Georgia www.uga.edu
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Wharton Business School, University of Pennsylvania. check out the information from the web-site below.
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Ask around among americans that have finished an MBA they will give you that information - no other people will be able to give you any kind of valuable information on this. THere are however universities that are known to specialise in cerrtain subjects: - Kellog (marketing) - I believe that is in California - MIT (all technical subjects) - Chicago - Illinois - Berkeley - government law (California)
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i was thinking of joining in california state university dominguez hills. it was good. india?
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The top 5: Harvard, Stanford, Penn, MIT, Northwestern, and Chicago. The other top 45 B-Schools, according to US News & World report, can be found by using the link below. As for getting in, well...all programs have different strengths and weaknesses, but generally, having good "real world" work experience, a good academic background, and a drive that comes through in your app (I once knew someone who was waitlisted at the U of Michigan [#11 on the list], but requested an interview, which was not required of applicants, and therefore gained admission by showing drive, confidence, and determination). Good luck!
please also suggest How to get into it.
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Terry College of Business--Unversity of Georgia www.uga.edu
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Wharton Business School, University of Pennsylvania. check out the information from the web-site below.
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Ask around among americans that have finished an MBA they will give you that information - no other people will be able to give you any kind of valuable information on this. THere are however universities that are known to specialise in cerrtain subjects: - Kellog (marketing) - I believe that is in California - MIT (all technical subjects) - Chicago - Illinois - Berkeley - government law (California)
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i was thinking of joining in california state university dominguez hills. it was good. india?
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The top 5: Harvard, Stanford, Penn, MIT, Northwestern, and Chicago. The other top 45 B-Schools, according to US News & World report, can be found by using the link below. As for getting in, well...all programs have different strengths and weaknesses, but generally, having good "real world" work experience, a good academic background, and a drive that comes through in your app (I once knew someone who was waitlisted at the U of Michigan [#11 on the list], but requested an interview, which was not required of applicants, and therefore gained admission by showing drive, confidence, and determination). Good luck!
Thursday, December 1, 2011
please somebody tell me about MBA i mean master of business administration and how does this field work
please somebody tell me about MBA i mean master of business administration and how does this field work.?
i want to study in this field in university
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The value of an MBA is declining quickly. I wouldn't spend the money. If you want an advanced degree I'd look into something else. Accounting/tax is a growing industry right now.
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MBA is not a field, it is a degree. Business Administration is a field. It's all about how to run a business/manage people. There are different specializations, such as human resource management, finance, accounting, management, marketing, etc. If you want to study to earn an MBA, you should contact some universities and find out what entrance and graduation requirements are.
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I agree with amie about the value declining. However, in case u still want to do it, its a degree in which you can specialise in finance, marketing, HR, systems etc... It teaches you the tools to use when you're performing an administrative job in a company or business enterprise. However, it helps if you've got relevant work experience before that. You must select the field of specialisation depending on your interests and the market siuation. These days, HR is a safe bet. However, don't expect fab salaries after you pass out. That's just a myth. The salary will depend on the copmpany policy, your field of specialisation, the college you passed out from and the grade or percentage you got. Most companies make you start at rockbottom after your MBA and you have to work your way up. It could help you learn new techniquews and strategies but if you're not planning on starting your own business or if you don't intend to work in an administrative capacity eg. marketing manager, GM, operations manager etc.... then its not much use... Even if you want to, an MBA will not be a ticket. It will simply provide you tools to improve your work performance. Your promotions depend on hwo you use these tools and the results you produce as well as your rapport with your boss, So you can try it if you're interested in such fields but keep your expectations realistic.
i want to study in this field in university
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The value of an MBA is declining quickly. I wouldn't spend the money. If you want an advanced degree I'd look into something else. Accounting/tax is a growing industry right now.
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MBA is not a field, it is a degree. Business Administration is a field. It's all about how to run a business/manage people. There are different specializations, such as human resource management, finance, accounting, management, marketing, etc. If you want to study to earn an MBA, you should contact some universities and find out what entrance and graduation requirements are.
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I agree with amie about the value declining. However, in case u still want to do it, its a degree in which you can specialise in finance, marketing, HR, systems etc... It teaches you the tools to use when you're performing an administrative job in a company or business enterprise. However, it helps if you've got relevant work experience before that. You must select the field of specialisation depending on your interests and the market siuation. These days, HR is a safe bet. However, don't expect fab salaries after you pass out. That's just a myth. The salary will depend on the copmpany policy, your field of specialisation, the college you passed out from and the grade or percentage you got. Most companies make you start at rockbottom after your MBA and you have to work your way up. It could help you learn new techniquews and strategies but if you're not planning on starting your own business or if you don't intend to work in an administrative capacity eg. marketing manager, GM, operations manager etc.... then its not much use... Even if you want to, an MBA will not be a ticket. It will simply provide you tools to improve your work performance. Your promotions depend on hwo you use these tools and the results you produce as well as your rapport with your boss, So you can try it if you're interested in such fields but keep your expectations realistic.
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