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4 year education requirement in US 7 Canada

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by Siddharthgupta » Thu Aug 28, 2014 4:31 am
Hi Team,

I will be applying to business schools in US and Canada. But majority of the business schools there require 4 year education background and I have only 15 years. I'm planning to apply for September 2015 intake and will posses 2 years of full time work experience by then.

Please suggest me ways to circumvent this issue?
Are there any good schools which overlook this criteria ?
Will i need to undergo a 1 year Diploma program to circumvent that requirement? If yes what kind of courses are recognized for acceptance?

Please provide me your valuable inputs. Also if anybody has faced this issue before and found a way out please let me know about it as well.
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by Jim@StratusPrep » Thu Aug 28, 2014 8:56 am
Siddharthgupta wrote:Hi Team,

But majority of the business schools there require 4 year education background and I have only 15 years.
Do you have an undergraduate degree?
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by josh227 » Thu Aug 28, 2014 9:52 am
It seems that you have 3 year under graduate degree.The first thing is it must be a regular degree from a college affiliated to an accredited University. Few universities even accept 3 year degrees.Just check FAQs if u visit any college website.
The best thing to do to overcome 4 year degree condition is to go for Masters.That is the best thing to do.
If u have completed Bachelor of Commerce,go for Master of Commerce (M.com) this must be sufficient.
If u intend to pursue accounting courses like CPA, M.com will give u 150 credits which is required for the eligibility.
Go for Masters.It is always safe. there is also a possibility to get u r visa rejected if certain prerequisites are not satisfied.
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by MBA Decoder » Tue Sep 02, 2014 5:19 am
Siddharth,

You have lower work experience than most candidates, therefore I think you can consider doing a master's program. We had helped one of our applicants with 15 years education apply to some b-schools last year. Some programs that accept 3 years education are- Foster, Carlson, BYU- Mariott, Mason (and some more)

Some of the top programs like Wharton, Booth, Tuck, Darden, Stern also accept 15 years of education, but considering your low work experience, I would expect you to make a realistic judgment about where you want to apply.
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