help me choose a program...

[r]

Intersted in entrepreneurship, international business, and nonprofit management.

Thinking about ucla

Any thoughts?

[Guest]

Babson is a good program.

[mirfan]

Stanford is great for both entrepreneurship and nonprofit management. If you're looking to go non US then INSEAD or IMD may fit your bill

Intersted in entrepreneurship, international business, and nonprofit management.

Thinking about ucla

Any thoughts?

[walrus314]

Hope you have selected a good set of schools for your interests. I'm in a similar boat. I've been using a site that groups data to show a good idea of being able to get in or not to those schools: www.graduatetestscores.com. Good luck!

[jornby]

Surprised I haven't seen that site before; seems pretty useful for top schools, didn't check the lower tier ones. Thanks!

Hope you have selected a good set of schools for your interests. I'm in a similar boat. I've been using a site that groups data to show a good idea of being able to get in or not to those schools: www.graduatetestscores.com. Good luck!

[teenboardingschools]

Stanford is a great choice for international business and management.

I'm actually looking forward to be there after I graduated in a teen boarding school.

Good luck! Hope you could choose the right one.

[olivialeeper]

you have given a good set of choices. may he got the right one.

[shreyamalhotra62]

Hey, there are many good business schools, i had being graduated from amity business school. its the best experience i got and the faculty is just amazing.

[etta_1]

Nice one!!

[shreyamalhotra62]

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[DavidJ472]

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[fxmbaconsulting.com]

Hello,
Stanford, Babson and MIT Sloan are all well known for entrepreneurship. Recently a lot of MBA students have chosen to get involved with start-ups post MBA (regardless of the school they attended).
I went to Sloan and was also a runner up in the MIT $100k business plan competition. I can vouch for Sloan as a school that has a strong entrepreneurship program. There is also a special entrepreneurship track available which I highly recommend.


Best,
Leah Derus
fxmbaconsulting . com
MBA Admissions Consultant

[rahuljain1994]

Hi, I am currently in my 12th grade (commerce) and hoping for a good 90% in my boards. I have started researching on various options post 12th and hence I needed some help. I have my inclination towards finance hence I was planning to do my bachelors in finance but I even found BBA to be quite an interesting course. Can someone please suggest me what would be a better option?

[akshita1234]

Hi, I have been teaching in various BBA colleges as a visiting faculty for the past 12 years. I would suggest you to take up BBA as it would give you a lot of exposure and the modules in BBA are quite extensive and detailed as compared to a BCom in Finance. Moreover, there are many BBA colleges which offer specialization in finance. Hence, that would be perfect for you I guess!

[rahuljain1994]

Oh! I had no clue about a finance specialization in BBA. Actually, I was hoping to get into a college in abroad, can you please suggest some good colleges if you know any?