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College Rankings: The only criteria to choose a B school?

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by prakashmehta » Mon Aug 18, 2014 3:27 am
Rankings are an integral part of MBA school selections. However restricting it as your only criteria to choose a B school is not advisable. There are other contributing factors which must be taken into consideration such as faculty, location, scholarships, etc.
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by prakashmehta » Mon Aug 18, 2014 3:31 am
Rankings are an integral part of MBA school selections. However restricting it as your only criteria to choose a B school is not advisable. There are other contributing factors which must be taken into consideration such as faculty, location, scholarships, etc.
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by minalcorrera » Mon Aug 18, 2014 3:54 am
exactly..You must never decide your school solely based on ranking. A school with a good ranking must be a good school but it might not necessarily be the school for you. Do heavy research about the school and only then must you take a decision.
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by preity » Mon Aug 18, 2014 4:03 am
All the colleges claim to be the best!
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by prakashmehta » Mon Aug 18, 2014 4:19 am
True. Get in touch with the alumni and the seniors and ask them for their honest feedback. That should help you assess the school the best.
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by xiaoluo » Wed Sep 03, 2014 1:40 am
MBA college. Mainly the quality FIFA 14 Coins education because that is what you’ll require in future.
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by MBA Decoder » Fri Sep 05, 2014 4:16 am
There has been a lot of discussion here about ranking of b-schools. As an admissions consultant, we have helped hundreds of applicants make a choice about the b-schools where they should apply.

While the rankings-any rankings for that matter- are a great way to get started, eventually they are done by a third party, while joining a business school is a personal decision. You can not outsource it completely to the third party without forming your own thoughts about it. Eventually its YOU who is going to b-school.

So use the rankings to help you in your initial research, but beyond that you need to figure out about a b-school from your own experience- by talking to students, alumni, admissions staff, reading student blogs, watching videos, and if possible, visiting b-schools. These are the best ways to form an opinion about b-schools.

Try to learn more about the academic and out-of-class opportunities a b-school has to offer, the post MBA jobs and how a b-school can help you meet your career goals.

Hope that helps!!
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