目前已經收到這兩家MBA program的AD
但已經陷入天人交戰的狀態
不知道該如何選擇
板上針對TAMU的討論頗少
是否有人可以給些選校的建議呢？感恩
Admitted by UIUC & TAMU
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Admitted by UIUC & TAMU
由 charlene19999 » 2007-03-03 13:11
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由 sweetymanman » 2007-03-06 20:12
同意soloenti
在美國，A&M學校的reputation蠻好的！但是反過來在台灣，則是UIUC比較有名。
除了課程上的需求與樓主本身的吻合渡之外，我覺得可以參考一下未來想發展的方向。
在美國，A&M學校的reputation蠻好的！但是反過來在台灣，則是UIUC比較有名。
除了課程上的需求與樓主本身的吻合渡之外，我覺得可以參考一下未來想發展的方向。
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由 chocolatier » 2007-03-06 20:49
可以問一個笨問題嗎?
在台灣有名(20名以外的學校)有可能因為校友多?(唸的人多?)
假設 之後回台灣找工作 如果有3個UIUC和1個A&M的MBA(其實排名差不多)應徵同一份工作 會不會A&M勝出因為太多人是UIUC背景?
我現在面臨選校問題 也是在台灣知名度v.s.地點v.s.排名v.s.各領域專業度之間猶疑
希望聽聽大家看法 感恩~
在台灣有名(20名以外的學校)有可能因為校友多?(唸的人多?)
假設 之後回台灣找工作 如果有3個UIUC和1個A&M的MBA(其實排名差不多)應徵同一份工作 會不會A&M勝出因為太多人是UIUC背景?
我現在面臨選校問題 也是在台灣知名度v.s.地點v.s.排名v.s.各領域專業度之間猶疑
希望聽聽大家看法 感恩~
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由 Moo » 2007-03-23 06:53
Howdy Charlene, My name is Jason, MBA student in MAYS business school, class 2008. Congratulation to the admission, I am so excited to know that someone from Taiwan has finally received the admonition. Firstly, let me apologize for the English reply, I cannot type Chinese in school computer.
Little bit about the MBA program in MAYS business school. I saw many people have already told you a little bit about our school already. There are not many people from Taiwan in our program, sadly I am the only person that come from Taiwan in class 2008, and there’s only one in class 2007, before then, school had not admitted any Taiwanese for the past 10 years. And I have no idea how many Taiwanese classmates you will have, but the chances are, very slime.
Even though I am an Aggie (A&M student) myself, I can not only convince you to come. “Aggies don’t lie, cheat, or tolerant those who do.” However, I am more than willing to share some inside of this school. There are many great things about this school, alumni, weather, school spirit, and many more. But to save some time and for the sake of a lengthy paper, let’s cut it short.
“You might be the only one who speak Chinese in the class”
Meaning, most of your friends will be coming from local and all over the world rather than from Taiwan and China. This creates an absolutely the best environment to learn English language as well as to adapt American culture. For me, one of my reasons to come to U.S is to blend in with Americans, and with little Chinese in the program, that set up a great learning environment. On the other hand, many of the international students are already capable of speaking and writing English sufficiently; i.e. students come from India. Therefore, you will find a bit more challenged in this program since most professors have certain expectation in you English skills.
“Class size is small”
Yea, in fact, very small. There were only 88 students enrolled in class 2007, and 86 students in class 2008. (I believe UIUC enrolled about 200 students?)
Because the class is small, professors have more time for their students. In addition, most of the professors in the MBA program only commit to MBA and EMBA program, meaning, they will be available to you whenever you have questions. Moreover, they are all very willing to help; at least, I have not yet been turned down by any of the professors when I seek for help. Lastly, due to the extreme small class size, by the third week of the program, msot professors will know all of their students.
“School spirit”
I can hardly address in words but I can guarantee you that there’re no way any other schools in the America can give you the same experience. Imaging, thousands of people gather together practicing cheers at the night before football games (midnight yell). Imaging people gather together every month to show grieve to the people who die in that month alone with their families (silver tap). Imaging thousands of people gather together once a year in remembering alumni who die in that year (Mustur day). And thousand of graduates come back to school campus to cheer for school sport team. There are so many other traditions that make you bonded with the rest of the students in A&M. A&M is not just a school, but a family, aggie family (literally, family).
“High job replacement rate”
There are many more factors you should consider when it comes to a career decision. However, if you only see it from job opportunities perspective, A&M has a very strong and large alumni network in the U.S. As part of the aggie family, most of the alumni are more than happy to help you. In fact, they publish their contact information on the Aggie Association just to help other aggies in any ways (includes job replacement). However, if you consider going back to Taiwan upon you graduation, coming to here might not be as helpful as going to UIUC.
There are many more interesting facts; however I really don’t want to torture you with a lengthy and less perfect English composition. However, you are welcome to contact me anytime you want in anyway. I have already added you to my msn, and you can always shoot me with an email or give me a call.
Looking forward to hearing from you. Gig’em Aggies!!!
Jason
Little bit about the MBA program in MAYS business school. I saw many people have already told you a little bit about our school already. There are not many people from Taiwan in our program, sadly I am the only person that come from Taiwan in class 2008, and there’s only one in class 2007, before then, school had not admitted any Taiwanese for the past 10 years. And I have no idea how many Taiwanese classmates you will have, but the chances are, very slime.
Even though I am an Aggie (A&M student) myself, I can not only convince you to come. “Aggies don’t lie, cheat, or tolerant those who do.” However, I am more than willing to share some inside of this school. There are many great things about this school, alumni, weather, school spirit, and many more. But to save some time and for the sake of a lengthy paper, let’s cut it short.
“You might be the only one who speak Chinese in the class”
Meaning, most of your friends will be coming from local and all over the world rather than from Taiwan and China. This creates an absolutely the best environment to learn English language as well as to adapt American culture. For me, one of my reasons to come to U.S is to blend in with Americans, and with little Chinese in the program, that set up a great learning environment. On the other hand, many of the international students are already capable of speaking and writing English sufficiently; i.e. students come from India. Therefore, you will find a bit more challenged in this program since most professors have certain expectation in you English skills.
“Class size is small”
Yea, in fact, very small. There were only 88 students enrolled in class 2007, and 86 students in class 2008. (I believe UIUC enrolled about 200 students?)
Because the class is small, professors have more time for their students. In addition, most of the professors in the MBA program only commit to MBA and EMBA program, meaning, they will be available to you whenever you have questions. Moreover, they are all very willing to help; at least, I have not yet been turned down by any of the professors when I seek for help. Lastly, due to the extreme small class size, by the third week of the program, msot professors will know all of their students.
“School spirit”
I can hardly address in words but I can guarantee you that there’re no way any other schools in the America can give you the same experience. Imaging, thousands of people gather together practicing cheers at the night before football games (midnight yell). Imaging people gather together every month to show grieve to the people who die in that month alone with their families (silver tap). Imaging thousands of people gather together once a year in remembering alumni who die in that year (Mustur day). And thousand of graduates come back to school campus to cheer for school sport team. There are so many other traditions that make you bonded with the rest of the students in A&M. A&M is not just a school, but a family, aggie family (literally, family).
“High job replacement rate”
There are many more factors you should consider when it comes to a career decision. However, if you only see it from job opportunities perspective, A&M has a very strong and large alumni network in the U.S. As part of the aggie family, most of the alumni are more than happy to help you. In fact, they publish their contact information on the Aggie Association just to help other aggies in any ways (includes job replacement). However, if you consider going back to Taiwan upon you graduation, coming to here might not be as helpful as going to UIUC.
There are many more interesting facts; however I really don’t want to torture you with a lengthy and less perfect English composition. However, you are welcome to contact me anytime you want in anyway. I have already added you to my msn, and you can always shoot me with an email or give me a call.
Looking forward to hearing from you. Gig’em Aggies!!!
Jason
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由 davidlee0222 » 2007-03-24 09:09
UIUC MBA舊課程安排而言是個很特別的program
核心課程安排不像傳統的各門科目分門別類
而是以Business I,II,III...以及Topic探討等一步步的建立全面向商務管理能力
一樣是MBA要修72學分才畢業相形吃重紮實
可以有雙主修
concentration點進去各門都很有看頭
從校方資產最完善的財務而言幾乎可說是藝術
各個面向從基礎到進階企業財務
到最精深的financial engineering
債券,衍伸性商品,外部財務顧問,企業評估,企業財務政策,資產/投資風險,投資組合,對沖基金,私營資產,投資策略
甚至到租賃管理,數字落差,跨國套利,購併...樣樣不放過
連小招牌的行銷都相當完整
從基礎的消費行為,市場調查非上不可
實務導向的行銷課程可從前後端結合到業務管理與供應鏈看出差異性
B2B e化,網路,全球,新產品,定價,企業行銷,到宣傳
只差品牌建置跟CRM,資料庫直效行銷沒有以外幾乎到齊
資訊與生產兩項主修也相當夠力且相輔相承
IT主修從內部軟硬體系統的交雜構聯連接到供應端同步整合
網路資訊,決策系統,電子商務,資訊溝通,IT產業策略,
到外部產業端資訊同步
生產主修也從內部科技化與資訊同步
對應到生產週期與研發
甚至對應回財會的報表管理相當完整合理並突出學校超級強項的會計
品管人資與新品研發也都同步釦連
真正隱為人知的是UIUC校方戮力經營的綜合管理路線相當另人震撼
GM主修與核心課程完整貫串可看出校方用心
甚可隱約看出課程最佳化路線應該是GM主修
從基礎核心的階段式商務識讀到層層交疊的企業政策與策略
組織策略,科技,資訊,人力,供應鏈,生產,行銷,協商,道德,創業,企業智能,法務智財...etc.
各環相扣
就課程而言是相當完整且高競爭力的獨特program
畢業出路光財務,顧問,綜合管理就佔了快六成
加行銷就快八成
多數以midwest區域性雇主居多
核心課程安排不像傳統的各門科目分門別類
而是以Business I,II,III...以及Topic探討等一步步的建立全面向商務管理能力
一樣是MBA要修72學分才畢業相形吃重紮實
可以有雙主修
concentration點進去各門都很有看頭
從校方資產最完善的財務而言幾乎可說是藝術
各個面向從基礎到進階企業財務
到最精深的financial engineering
債券,衍伸性商品,外部財務顧問,企業評估,企業財務政策,資產/投資風險,投資組合,對沖基金,私營資產,投資策略
甚至到租賃管理,數字落差,跨國套利,購併...樣樣不放過
連小招牌的行銷都相當完整
從基礎的消費行為,市場調查非上不可
實務導向的行銷課程可從前後端結合到業務管理與供應鏈看出差異性
B2B e化,網路,全球,新產品,定價,企業行銷,到宣傳
只差品牌建置跟CRM,資料庫直效行銷沒有以外幾乎到齊
資訊與生產兩項主修也相當夠力且相輔相承
IT主修從內部軟硬體系統的交雜構聯連接到供應端同步整合
網路資訊,決策系統,電子商務,資訊溝通,IT產業策略,
到外部產業端資訊同步
生產主修也從內部科技化與資訊同步
對應到生產週期與研發
甚至對應回財會的報表管理相當完整合理並突出學校超級強項的會計
品管人資與新品研發也都同步釦連
真正隱為人知的是UIUC校方戮力經營的綜合管理路線相當另人震撼
GM主修與核心課程完整貫串可看出校方用心
甚可隱約看出課程最佳化路線應該是GM主修
從基礎核心的階段式商務識讀到層層交疊的企業政策與策略
組織策略,科技,資訊,人力,供應鏈,生產,行銷,協商,道德,創業,企業智能,法務智財...etc.
各環相扣
就課程而言是相當完整且高競爭力的獨特program
畢業出路光財務,顧問,綜合管理就佔了快六成
加行銷就快八成
多數以midwest區域性雇主居多
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由 charlene19999 » 2007-03-24 10:30
Thank for David and Moo. Your information is really helpful. But I am still struggling for the dilemma.
These two schools have their own strength and weakness. As I concern, I would like to be trained by a very solid program
and stay there for working. The most important thing for me is to enhance my language ability and professional knowledge at the same time to prepare working there.
To Moo, could you tell me more about the courses design in TAMU?
To David, what do you think the problem that I heard UIUC recruit so many international students , especially Taiwanese, but do nothing about enhancing the placement of them?
Thank for your replying first.
These two schools have their own strength and weakness. As I concern, I would like to be trained by a very solid program
and stay there for working. The most important thing for me is to enhance my language ability and professional knowledge at the same time to prepare working there.
To Moo, could you tell me more about the courses design in TAMU?
To David, what do you think the problem that I heard UIUC recruit so many international students , especially Taiwanese, but do nothing about enhancing the placement of them?
Thank for your replying first.
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