請問卡內基美隆,西雅圖華盛頓,俄亥俄州,加州柏克萊MBA差異？

[davidlee0222]

my 2 dear friends above
I suggest don't tell him that much info
that'll make him rely on others
it's better for him to learn after engaged by obstacle

[davidlee0222]

one of our teammate got enrolled by first 3 of this topic
she has some features that the author doesn't

[antty]

謝謝各位前輩的意見...我會珍惜這些建議的...感恩!

[fujen64]

Dear David,

Thanks for your reminding ^^
If I have time, I don't mind to post some useful info or give any help to the new applicants who is like me always confuse the MBA rules.I believe maybe some other people would read this thread and can give them some insights.

I am going crazy here because of lots of pressure and case study work.
No time to hang out and surf Internet.
How about you?
Hope you can enjoy the MBA application game ... haha

Jimmy

[stupidgirl]

Dear David,

Thanks for your reminding ^^
If I have time, I don't mind to post some useful info or give any help to the new applicants who is like me always confuse the MBA rules.I believe maybe some other people would read this thread and can give them some insights.

I am going crazy here because of lots of pressure and case study work.
No time to hang out and surf Internet.
How about you?
Hope you can enjoy the MBA application game ... haha

Jimmy

Dear Jimmy,

we all benifit a lot from your posting, 感激感激
Take care and please say " hi" for me to your classmate "Jamie", thanks

Sandy

[fujen64]

Dear Jimmy,

we all benifit a lot from your posting, 感激感激
Take care and please say " hi" for me to your classmate "Jamie", thanks

Sandy

Dear Sandy,

No problem at all.
Jamie is so nice that gave me lots of inputs while I faced the struggle of choosing the fit school.
I am glad we can be classmates and support each other at Haas.
I beleieve Jamie and I will be glad to give you any supporot for your applciation ^^
BTW, how do you know Jamie?

Good luck and look forward to seeing you in US :)

Jimmy

[davidlee0222]

haha
Jimmy big bro
so kind you are
and you still have time to answer these articles~^^

[stupidgirl]

Dear Jimmy,

we all benifit a lot from your posting, 感激感激
Take care and please say " hi" for me to your classmate "Jamie", thanks

Sandy

Dear Sandy,

No problem at all.
Jamie is so nice that gave me lots of inputs while I faced the struggle of choosing the fit school.
I am glad we can be classmates and support each other at Haas.
I beleieve Jamie and I will be glad to give you any supporot for your applciation ^^
BTW, how do you know Jamie?

Good luck and look forward to seeing you in US :)

Jimmy

HI~Jimmy,

Jamie是我的咖啡店受訪者~I learned a lot from her^^

[jmyang]

Tepper 的課程設計的確有點偏重quantitive部分，這可能是CMU這所以理工見長學校的影響。但Tepper School畢竟是商學院，校方不會要求每一位學生都是數理高手，況且台灣學生的平均數學程度本來就比老美要好，再加上GMAT若能考到670-680以上，數學程度不可能差，要應付課程需求應該沒有問題(二年級生的經驗談)，只要你修過微積分，而且還殘存一點概念。

課程設計偏重 quantitive 對 career path 有影響嗎？
recruiter 會不會因此對 CMU 的學生有刻板印象？
台灣學生平均數學程度就已經不錯，那再去念一個偏重 quantitive 的 program 會不會有點浪費啊？
怕因此其他需要加強的項目反而沒有機會加強...

[Fego]

I'm not sure whether the career paths of Tepper grads are strongly influenced by the curriculum in the Tepper school. It's still too early for me to answer this question. However, according to the survey done by the Wall Street Journal this year, Tepper (CMU) grads are ranked #3 by recruiters in terms preferrence. In fact, CMU has long been well ranked in this survey. Last year, our position was #2.

To be honest, I personally agree that our curriculum is too quantative oriented. So it's not strange to me that recruiters' comments over Tepper students are:
Very strong analytical skills
Good team workers
Not very good at socializing
Not "big-picture" people

Recruiters know that Tepper students are not good with case interviews, a typical interview approach employed by consulting firms. However, there are still quite a lot of Tepper grads (I can't remember the exact stats) get offers from consulting firms. And, as far as I know, recruiters like us mainly because we are very "down-to-earth". I personally hate bullshiting. That's why I choose the Tepper School.

Is it a waste for Taiwanese students to study in a very quantative oriented program? I can only say that we are studying in a business program rather than in an engineering department. What we really learn is not about math, but about how to solve business problems by analytical approaches. That's also Tepper's (CMU's) best known strength. In fact, even though I am from an engineering background, I still feel quite challenging to cope with the course works here.

I think most MBA programs provide their students with many elective courses fitting different interests. If you really intend to improve your qualitative skills (or any other skills), you can always take as many related ellective courses as you like. The most important issue for you is to make sure that you and the school you choose are a good fit in terms culture, style of leraning/teaching, career aspirations, etc.