Hello, I’m a civil engineering major who plans on getting a MBA in the future. Right now I have a B.S. in Civil engineering (3.41-GPA) and plan on getting my masters by this fall. I haven’t taken the GMAT yet. I plan on studying for that while working. I plan on working for a few years before going to MBA School. I have a few questions, and judging by the answers I get, I might have a few follow-up questions:
I was wondering, will having a degree in Civil help or hurt me, or will it not make a difference?
Also, how many years of experience do you think is enough to be a good candidate for a top MBA school?
Does the type of experience I get matter?
I might get a job working in a small civil eng. company, would I be better off waiting for a job at a bigger company or should I just take the offer, if given, at this small company?
Do the top MBA schools favor bigger companies over smaller ones, or do they have any other sort of favoritism?
I was wondering, will having a degree in Civil help or hurt me, or will it not make a difference?
Also, how many years of experience do you think is enough to be a good candidate for a top MBA school?
Does the type of experience I get matter?
I might get a job working in a small civil eng. company, would I be better off waiting for a job at a bigger company or should I just take the offer, if given, at this small company?
Do the top MBA schools favor bigger companies over smaller ones, or do they have any other sort of favoritism?
