HBS/Wharton/Stanford etc. Good enough or no?

happy1
Sun, 05 Oct 2014 03:32:11 +0000

1) If you can get on such a successful track so quickly you don’t need an MBA 2) You should apply if you want, but know that your chances to get in will be lower because you are lacking the work component that the top schools look for. 3) The scene at the top MBA schools will be very different from your undergrad experience – you will be in school with a group of mature people who gave up serious jobs for the chance to go back to a top college and earn a MBA – in general they will be serious about academics and their career and not into the partying lifestyle you may have experienced as an undergrad. 4) You should try to seek out some programs where work experience is not a critical part of the admission process.