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I am what's called a "non-traditionally aged" applicant for business school, but I think I've got some good qualities for an applicant. I just took my GMAT and I did WELL... I have worked in finance for a *while* and done well for myself... I went to a good college (I think people still like Brown, right?)... but will my age get in the way of being accepted into more competitive MBA programs? I'm really aiming high!
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Just based on my own research into this sensitive topic, I think that for full-time MBA programs at the top schools, there is an expectation that you'll be younger than 40. If you're older than 40, they assume that you're a big shot and should go for an Executive MBA. But who knows? Good luck!
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i dont believe it matters how old you are i believe anyone body can attend college
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Hey there is no limit as well as no combination with study to age..
I think every one can study, whatever them age.. Knowledge never depends on age..
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the executive MBA is probably your best bet. you'll also be in a class with more experienced
students and benefit more/have more in common professionally |
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