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Trinity College and Michael Smurfit, Dublin?

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by monicareer » Thu Nov 14, 2013 8:54 am
Hi guys!

Hope everyone's well.

Would appreciate some insights here as I'm new in the GMAT & MBA race. I'm writing my GMAT in a week and expecting around 620-650 ( as I haven't done much prep and I'm weak at Quant) but I have an excellent professional profile.
4 years working at Google, India plus great academic records.
I'm gunning the top b-schools of Ireland, Trinity College and Michael Smurfit. I know that both of these are not even in the top 50 b-schools of the world but I'm not really looking at the rankings as much as I'm looking at job prospects after the MBA. (Dublin is host to google, facebook, twitter, amazon and a whole host of smaller companies) and you get a one year work permit
Both of these schools offer the 1yr MBA at a reasonable 30k Euros. Trinity has even expressed interest in having me.

Wait, I'm convinving you all to consider more than I'm expressing any real concern myself! LOl so here are my questions:

-Has anyone studied at either?
-Any idea about career prospects in Europe for marketing?
-Do college rankings really matter that much when it comes to placements?
-What other colleges could I be looking with a GMAT of say 650 and 4 years of work ex in Google?

Would appreciate any helpful insights or tips.

Thanks in advance.
Monica
(you can get in touch w me on twitter @blahfamous)
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by mheals » Fri Mar 14, 2014 9:56 am
Hi Monica,
If you are still in the process of making your decision PM me, I can give you some insights on the program.
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by monicareer » Mon Mar 31, 2014 8:54 pm
Hey all!
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Since I posted that query, I've had a couple of updates.
a) I got through Trinity
b) I got a 25% scholarship.
So yay. But I'm yet to make a final decision on accepting the admit.

I would really appreciate if you could share any insights you may have about the college, the course and the prospects per se. Even though I have admit, I'm comfortably settled with a good job right now ( with 4 years of experience working at Google, India) and can totally afford to defer the MBA to another year. So wondering if investing 22k Euros in a university (which isn't ranked on top 20 in the world) makes sense.

You can reply to me directly on my email [email protected]

Thanks in advance!
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by monicareer » Tue Apr 25, 2017 12:29 am
3 years since my last post on here, here's an update
No I didn't up end going to Trinity. The scholarship was fine, but i had some other issues at the time.
I worked more, and now I'm thinking of going for a masters afterall.

If anyone did up taking up the MBA at Trinity, keep me posted!

Cheers,
Monica
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by teeC » Tue Feb 13, 2018 8:32 am
Hi Monica,

I have applied to Trinity Business School this year.
My GMAT score is 650.
4+ years of work ex .

Could you please share some advice for the interview preparation?
Any other insight you consider important would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance!
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by teeC » Tue Feb 13, 2018 8:48 am
mheals wrote:Hi Monica,
If you are still in the process of making your decision PM me, I can give you some insights on the program.
Hi Mheals,
Can you please share your insight with me? I am expecting an interview call from Trinity Business School.
Thanks in advance!
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by Sohit » Mon Oct 15, 2018 9:13 am
teeC wrote:
mheals wrote:Hi Monica,
If you are still in the process of making your decision PM me, I can give you some insights on the program.
Hi Mheals,
Can you please share your insight with me? I am expecting an interview call from Trinity Business School.
Thanks in advance!
Hi teeC, would you be able to share any insight into the Full Time MBA Admissions process at Trinity?
I have submitted the application and waiting.
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