Posted by: Quagmire November 12, 2009
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Sand_deep,
You said that you're on your way of acing ( or taking CPA , CFA and CMA ) at the same time or simultaneously. Should you pass your CPA exams, you're highly likely to land a secure job. Further, should you have a MBA degree from any above average University, your chances will be strengthened even more. As such, why'd you feel the need to getting a MBA degree from a top 10 institution? I believe most of the applicants in these companies already have another Master's or have a highly secure and great positions in different companies. Also, most of their companies pay for their education.
I don't see why you feel such a strong urge to getting a MBA from one of the best business schools if you're that highly qualified. Just pursue a MBA degree from a decent college, pass your CPA and get a job and start your own business.
Btw, what's happening to the venture?
On a different note, if only I had a 3.4 or a 3.5 in my undergrad. I scored a hapless/pathetic 2.6 in my undergrads and most of the colleges are saying that the minimum requirements are for 2.75 which is completely demoralizing me. God bless my pursuit of good GMAT score and hence, an enrollment in a MBA program.
You said that you're on your way of acing ( or taking CPA , CFA and CMA ) at the same time or simultaneously. Should you pass your CPA exams, you're highly likely to land a secure job. Further, should you have a MBA degree from any above average University, your chances will be strengthened even more. As such, why'd you feel the need to getting a MBA degree from a top 10 institution? I believe most of the applicants in these companies already have another Master's or have a highly secure and great positions in different companies. Also, most of their companies pay for their education.
I don't see why you feel such a strong urge to getting a MBA from one of the best business schools if you're that highly qualified. Just pursue a MBA degree from a decent college, pass your CPA and get a job and start your own business.
Btw, what's happening to the venture?
On a different note, if only I had a 3.4 or a 3.5 in my undergrad. I scored a hapless/pathetic 2.6 in my undergrads and most of the colleges are saying that the minimum requirements are for 2.75 which is completely demoralizing me. God bless my pursuit of good GMAT score and hence, an enrollment in a MBA program.