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MSM or MBA w/ the focus on non-profit-please advise

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MSM or MBA w/ the focus on non-profit-please advise Post Thu Jan 19, 2012 1:37 pm
Hello everyone,

I am looking for an middle rank MBA program or a Master in Management with focus on nonprofit and substantial development. Here is my profile

Gmat score is about 600-650 (probably I will take it this early Feb)
GPA 3:26
Exp 2 years
Recommendation: 1 really good, 1 good and 1 so so.

Can any one please suggest me a few schools? I know it is late but I am thinking of applying around March this year. Thank you.

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Post Mon Jan 23, 2012 10:36 am
Well sir, first of all, Masters in management is usually for people without basically ANY work experience (for the most part). As for which schools to apply for, it's hard to say without a GMAT score (and some more info about you, about what you have done, who you worked for, your achievements etc.)
Round 3 for american schools can be tough, although there are several European schools which have early rounds around this time/ Does that appeal to you?

Also, lemme ask you straight out: What's the rush? As you know R3 gives you a disadvantage. Now, that doesn't mean you can't get in, or shouldn't apply. Not at all. But it's good if you have a reason.

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I think the Northeast is a great place to start looking for an MBA or an MiM. My advice would be to find an affordable school that has an entrepreneur curriculum.

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