Hey everyone!
I am currently thinking about applying for MBA programs and scholarships in the US (as a non US citizen). So I have a few questions:
First hand experience would be great, but any help is appreciated. Thanks!
Hi Anonymous,
As for your first and third question: there are several criteria to define which is the best business school; Marco provided a good analysis here:
https://www.preplounge.com/en/consulting-forum/what-are-the-best-mba-programs-341#a698
MBB will usually have recruiting events in all the top 15 best programs. Generally speaking, the top business schools in the US are considered to be the following:
Harvard, Stanford. Wharton, Booth, Kellogg, Columbia, Sloan, Tuck, Hass
They are not in particular order, although the first three are usually always considered the best. You may change order or add or drop names on the basis of specific criteria, but the previous mentioned are almost always in the top 10.
As for your second question, they would also depend by the specific university, however in general terms you would need:
Hope this helps,
Francesco
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Hello!
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