Hello! I am a NY resident, I study at a community college as a business major. Do you think it’s worth transferring to UVA’s McIntire School of Commerce as a out-of-state or study at Zicklin school at Baruch as an in-state student?
Great video. I'm thinking of getting an MBA in one of US colleges. I've over 10 years working experience and had obtained my bachelor degree in a Chinese university in 2005. Just wonder how shall I prepare for it? Thanks.
Sir I am an Indian, currently living in my mother nation.T he question I wanna ask is how can I get admission in top business school in US, post graduate as I will be joining collage this semester here in India.The money is also an issue,so sir please help me in figuring my next steps.
Hello. I can't send you an email, because I don't have american phone number (Europe). I would like to ask you here if it doesn't bother you much. I would like to apply for Harvard next year, but I still can't decide between these two majors. I am deciding between Economics and Computer Science. People often say that Economics is not as valuable as Computer Science, but what if you studied Economics from Harvard? How do other people consider you after that? Does the name of Harvard have such a big effect, that people don't care so much if you studied Econ or CS there? I started my first business as a child and enjoy it a lot and I want to get a deeper knowledge about that. However, I also am in a program for Microsoft where I work a lot with technology and all that stuff. I am still more interested in business side of technology though. Everyone including my teachers and parents tell me that it's better to study CS than Econ. I am definitely planning to get an MBA after college. Also, companies like Google write oftentimes that they are looking for CS major but some of the top product managers even have degree from history. It's not even related to business or technology that much. So, do you think that especially just at Harvard (not any other Ivy League), is it worth to pursue Econ or CS major for someone who likes technology, but is planning to end up in management side of the technology?
Hello. Simon. I'd be happy to connect with you. Have a look at my website at greatcollegeadvice.com, and you can use the contact for there. With regard to your question, you have observed that for many companies, the major does not matter as much if you are attending a top university like Harvard. That said, you should consider the major that interests you most, that is easiest for you to get high grades, and that will give you the skills and vocabulary you need to be successful in your chosen career path. And remember that in the US that the major is not the only thing you will study: it is possible to study quite a bit of both economics and computer science...and then major in history. I hope this is helpful! Do get in touch if I can be of further assistance, or if you need help with those hefty applications.
Hey there! I going to a community college soon in New York city.It’s called Borough of Manhattan community college.My question is if I transfer to Cornell’s undergraduate business school,is there anyway that i will get full tuition waiver/scholarship? I can’t afford the tuition of an Ivy League Thanj you!
Howdy. There is a possibility, but consider it to be a low possibility. Transfers generally get less in the way of financial aid than first-year students. That said, Cornell offers a few scholarships to transfers of very high caliber. So you can continue to connect with them. But the easiest transfer will be to one of the SUNY schools for you, as that will be the lowest cost (CUNY is an option, too, of course). I think you are smart to focus on affordability. Avoid debt!! Best of luck.
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I am a NY resident, I study at a community college as a business major. Do you think it’s worth transferring to UVA’s McIntire School of Commerce as a out-of-state or study at Zicklin school at Baruch as an in-state student?
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Great video. I'm thinking of getting an MBA in one of US colleges. I've over 10 years working experience and had obtained my bachelor degree in a Chinese university in 2005. Just wonder how shall I prepare for it? Thanks.
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Sir I am an Indian, currently living in my mother nation.T he question I wanna ask is how can I get admission in top business school in US, post graduate as I will be joining collage this semester here in India.The money is also an issue,so sir please help me in figuring my next steps.
Hello. I can't send you an email, because I don't have american phone number (Europe). I would like to ask you here if it doesn't bother you much. I would like to apply for Harvard next year, but I still can't decide between these two majors. I am deciding between Economics and Computer Science. People often say that Economics is not as valuable as Computer Science, but what if you studied Economics from Harvard? How do other people consider you after that? Does the name of Harvard have such a big effect, that people don't care so much if you studied Econ or CS there? I started my first business as a child and enjoy it a lot and I want to get a deeper knowledge about that. However, I also am in a program for Microsoft where I work a lot with technology and all that stuff. I am still more interested in business side of technology though. Everyone including my teachers and parents tell me that it's better to study CS than Econ. I am definitely planning to get an MBA after college. Also, companies like Google write oftentimes that they are looking for CS major but some of the top product managers even have degree from history. It's not even related to business or technology that much. So, do you think that especially just at Harvard (not any other Ivy League), is it worth to pursue Econ or CS major for someone who likes technology, but is planning to end up in management side of the technology?
Hello. Simon. I'd be happy to connect with you. Have a look at my website at greatcollegeadvice.com, and you can use the contact for there. With regard to your question, you have observed that for many companies, the major does not matter as much if you are attending a top university like Harvard. That said, you should consider the major that interests you most, that is easiest for you to get high grades, and that will give you the skills and vocabulary you need to be successful in your chosen career path. And remember that in the US that the major is not the only thing you will study: it is possible to study quite a bit of both economics and computer science...and then major in history.
I hope this is helpful! Do get in touch if I can be of further assistance, or if you need help with those hefty applications.
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I going to a community college soon in New York city.It’s called Borough of Manhattan community college.My question is if I transfer to Cornell’s undergraduate business school,is there anyway that i will get full tuition waiver/scholarship?
I can’t afford the tuition of an Ivy League
Thanj you!
Howdy. There is a possibility, but consider it to be a low possibility. Transfers generally get less in the way of financial aid than first-year students. That said, Cornell offers a few scholarships to transfers of very high caliber. So you can continue to connect with them. But the easiest transfer will be to one of the SUNY schools for you, as that will be the lowest cost (CUNY is an option, too, of course). I think you are smart to focus on affordability. Avoid debt!! Best of luck.
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