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by amnsnhh » Tue Aug 07, 2012 6:27 am
im a fresher with no work experiance what should i do go for master or for mba if i go with mba i will not get into top universities as the require work experience what should i do very confused or go fo tier b universities for mba
plz suggest some universities for mba as fresher and ms in finance
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by Stacey Oyler » Tue Aug 07, 2012 10:35 am
Hi Amnsnhh,

Thanks for your post. I must admit that I am unclear as to why you want/need an MBA or an MS in Finance. Given that you have yet to gain full time work experience, it might make sense for you to get a job and gain some experience before applying to school. Working (even if just for a year) will help you gain perspective as to what you degree you need and why you might need it. Applying straight out of undergrad is challenging especially if you don't have short and long term goals and a valid reason for needing the advanced degree.

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Stacey
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