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by GeologyRocks » Tue Jan 08, 2013 6:55 pm
I'm having some difficulty determining which schools fit me best. Most advice I have seen recommends deciding what one wants out of an MBA and then go from there. But what to do if I have no idea?

I don't have any business experience but I work in national security. I would be interested in pursuing the business side of the industry, but again I really don't know.

As defense isn't a typical sector that MBA graduates move into...very, very few programs discuss or advertise anything related to that.

My first inclination with this issue is simply...go to the best school I can get in to...since I don't really have any other guiding factors.

Anyone have any advice for me?
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by ivyctor2010 » Wed Jan 09, 2013 11:28 am
Please give some more details:

1) Undergrad - which college? GPA?
2) How long have you been working with security?
3) What is your work profile? How big a team have you been leading?

Have some clarity on your goals because for any top-notch B-school goal clarity is of utmost importance.
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