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Hi all, for MBA I have selected below colleges.
1. SDSU
2.OKH
3. Clemson
4. SUNY Albany
5. SUNY Buffalo
6.Clarkson
7. Seattle state [Albers]
8. Tulsa [ Collins]
9 . RIT [ Saunders]
Guys please let me know what is your view about the colleges.
I have 3+ ex from Accenture.
I will appreciate your inputs.
Tulsa if you are in the energy industry, RIT for working at big engineering firms, Clemson if you live in SEC areas. The SUNY's really doesn't have much cache (IMHO), SDSU is second tier in CA so probably not worth it and the others are carry no cache in industries I'm familiar with.
Basically, you are buying into a co-Ed social club/fraternity so go with the one that best fits where you work. The actual knowledge, in an engineer's opinion, isn't complex or can't be learned through 10 years of osmosis from operating a business.
I know the University at Buffalo (aka SUNY Buffalo) has a pretty good MBA program. Its one of the best in the state.
According to US News, it just beat out Fordham University's and Binghamton University's ranking and is tied with CUNY Baruch. Keep in mind that these 3 schools are known to have good business programs so this is quite a feat.
Another added bonus is that Buffalo is one of the cheapest areas in the country so off-campus housing would be dirt cheap in addition to the very low SUNY tuition!
Last edited by PrestigiousReputability; 12-07-2013 at 05:55 PM..
Hi all..
I ahve got admission from SDSU MBA and IIT's Start college MBA yet...waiting for OK state [spears MBA] and UIC [ Liataud MBA] results.
Any views......
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