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Most people don't know anything about things like this, which is why diploma mills exist and thrive.
Yep. I didn't go to an AACSB accredited MBA program by accident. I went to a state university with that accreditation specifically because AACSB is the gold standard for business schools, since less than 5% of the business schools in the world have it.
Most people don't know anything about things like this, which is why diploma mills exist and thrive.
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Originally Posted by Tac-Sea
Yep. I didn't go to an AACSB accredited MBA program by accident. I went to a state university with that accreditation specifically because AACSB is the gold standard for business schools, since less than 5% of the business schools in the world have it.
Adding something like the accreditation (which will be provided by our background checking company anyway) indicates useless dribble fluff. I would be wondering why include it, whats the angle? An unnecessary distraction - toss that resume.
Do you put honors such as "summa *** lade" on the resume?
I'd put that right after my degree on my resume, on the same line.
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