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by ajprad82 » Mon May 11, 2009 4:03 pm
Hi Stacy

I have got an admit from CEIBS 2009 ...Though I had targeted the asian colleges ...this institute was never my first choice ...
As this institute is focused primarily on the Chinese Eonomic setup and is unheard outside the region ...there is a fair chance that I might be restricted to stay in China or Hk...

Please suggest me on this ....

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by Lisa Anderson » Tue May 12, 2009 11:01 am
Dear Ajit,

Congratulations on your admission! You have to evaluate CEIBS against your criteria for the right business school for you. Think about why you want to go to business school and your career goals and then determine if CEIBS will provide what you are looking for in a program.

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by ajprad82 » Wed May 13, 2009 6:37 am
Lisa Anderson wrote:Dear Ajit,

Congratulations on your admission! You have to evaluate CEIBS against your criteria for the right business school for you. Think about why you want to go to business school and your career goals and then determine if CEIBS will provide what you are looking for in a program.

Good luck,
Lisa
Hi Lisa

Thank you for your suggestion ..
I would like to have your opinion about CEIBS..
Though It has been ranked amongst the best Asian B schools by Business Week and also by FT...I am not sure about its repute and value outside China in particular.

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Ajit
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