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by grumpy » Mon Jul 06, 2009 10:43 am
Hi,

I have lost my job recently and thought would use this time to prepare for my GMAT. I am thinking of applying for a part-time MBA. Do you have any idea whether they would consider applicants who have no job for a Part-time MBA or is it a MUST to have a job for one to be eligible for a part-time MBA.

Please advise.

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by Lisa Anderson » Tue Jul 07, 2009 11:49 am
Dear grumpy,

Most part-time programs do not necessarily require you to be working. However, I think there will be a question on why you are applying to a part-time program without a job. If it is simply you are seeking employment and plan to be working during the program, then that is fine and something you will need to disclose in your interview.

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