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by ashishjha100 » Fri Aug 29, 2008 3:30 am
Hi,
I have 2 years experience in Telecom domain with Masters in International Business.I would like to know whether bschools reject my application as i'm having one masters in business.
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by Lisa Anderson » Fri Aug 29, 2008 9:29 am
Dear ashishjha100,

It depends on if your masters is similar or considered equivalent to an MBA. You will want to look at your curriculum and credit requirements to get an idea. For a definitive answer, you might have your transcript evaluated by World Evaluation Services or Global Credential Evaluators. These services will also provide a GPA conversion.

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by ashishjha100 » Fri Aug 29, 2008 6:11 pm
Lisa Anderson wrote:Dear ashishjha100,

It depends on if your masters is similar or considered equivalent to an MBA. You will want to look at your curriculum and credit requirements to get an idea. For a definitive answer, you might have your transcript evaluated by World Evaluation Services or Global Credential Evaluators. These services will also provide a GPA conversion.

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Lisa,
I have a doubt.Is service of WES is for international student degree.I have done MIB in Florida International University.I'm planning for Ivy league schools.Whats ur experience with students having MS in Finance or MIB for getting admission in top 20 schools( one the basis of background education like a person with an mba applying for another one) .Pls help as i'm in a confusion whether to start my prepration for GMAT. :(
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by Lisa Anderson » Fri Aug 29, 2008 7:45 pm
There is so much variance in masters programs in terms of curriculum and credit requirements, that I cannot provide a definitive answer for your degree. The best way to know is as I mentioned before--compare your transcript to the core curriculum and credit requirements of the schools are you considering. If you still don't have a good answer, then contact the schools directly and ask them.

WES and GCE will look at domestic transcripts, but you are correct that they mainly evaluate international schools against the US system. I think your best course of action is to contact one of the schools directly and ask.

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