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by trinity012 » Fri Jul 11, 2008 1:13 am
Hello there,

I am Trinity from India and recently I got an MBA offer from Uni of Leicester and Univ of Glasgow after all rigorous process of interviewing and scanning of my application. I really confused as in which uni to go for. I have managed to get my MBA financed through loans and sponsorship and also quitting my job to pursue MBA, so I want to be sure that my time and money goes into a lucrative university that should be a benefit for me for the years to come.
Is it worth to spend approx £14400 for such universities.

Any suggestions and help are appreciated..!!


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by Lisa Anderson » Fri Jul 11, 2008 12:34 pm
Dear Trinity,

It must be worth the money if you applied to business school. You should view it as an investment in you and your future as opposed to a cost you must bear. How to decide on which program comes down to what you feel is the better choice for you. Which program has the stronger curriculum for what you want to do? Which program has career connections in the industry you want to work in? Has one program been more favorable to you in the admissions process, made you more comfortable? Think seriously about what you want and prioritize the list. Then measure each program against that list to make your choice.

Congratulations on your admission and good luck!
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