MBA in Environmental studies

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by right2deepak » Tue Oct 19, 2010 1:11 am

HI, I am a software professional working in an MNC since last 3.5 yrs. I am planing to take my GMAT on 23 NOV 2010.. I would like to pursue my MBA in environmental studies.. It would be of great help to me if you could suggest me a few schools (US and others). Also since i do not have a related work ex in the same stream how good are my chances to get into any such school.

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by MBACrystalBall » Tue Oct 19, 2010 1:50 am

Deepak-bhai,

Check out this list. You'll get a pretty wide choice of schools offering MBA programs that are aligned with your objectives.

A lot of folks change careers and move into areas that have very little overlap with their pre-MBA profiles. So don't worry too much about it.

The credibility of your story will matter though. A few questions that you'd need to ask yourself.

- Why is it that you want to move into environmental studies?
- How much do you already know about the field?
- Do you know what kind of opportunities you'd want to target?

Do you homework well and it'll reflect in your apps.

Good luck with your GMAT. Come back and share the score.

Based on that, we can get a little more specific in the schools that you can target.

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