Hi guys, I've decided to seek the wisdom of the forum for my issue here.
Since I've returned from being abroad, I've been considering what my next steps should be and trying to keep my options open.
A part of this is applying to an MS in Management program in the US. It is only a nine-month program for $24,000 and covers (from the website):
Financial and Managerial Accounting
Organization Theory and Behavior
Managerial Statistics
Managerial Economics
Managerial Finance
Marketing Management
Operations and Supply Chain Management
Strategic Leadership
Business Communications
Project Management
Career Leadership
Ethics
Negotiations
There is also a real-world consulting project at the end of the program.
The reason I am considering this degree is (1) it is a masters degree and I feel it can boost my CV and competitiveness and (2) it will teach me the practical skills that my undergraduate major did not (my BA was far too academic) and (3) I can finish it in just 9 months. I also have no debt from undergrad.
I hear these programs are more popular in Europe, while in the US it is more traditional to pursue an MBA after a few years work experience. My issue is I don't feel like I can get a job with my BA, so I can't really expect to get the work experience I need for an MBA.
Anything you gentlemen might recommend in my position?
Since I've returned from being abroad, I've been considering what my next steps should be and trying to keep my options open.
A part of this is applying to an MS in Management program in the US. It is only a nine-month program for $24,000 and covers (from the website):
Financial and Managerial Accounting
Organization Theory and Behavior
Managerial Statistics
Managerial Economics
Managerial Finance
Marketing Management
Operations and Supply Chain Management
Strategic Leadership
Business Communications
Project Management
Career Leadership
Ethics
Negotiations
There is also a real-world consulting project at the end of the program.
The reason I am considering this degree is (1) it is a masters degree and I feel it can boost my CV and competitiveness and (2) it will teach me the practical skills that my undergraduate major did not (my BA was far too academic) and (3) I can finish it in just 9 months. I also have no debt from undergrad.
I hear these programs are more popular in Europe, while in the US it is more traditional to pursue an MBA after a few years work experience. My issue is I don't feel like I can get a job with my BA, so I can't really expect to get the work experience I need for an MBA.
Anything you gentlemen might recommend in my position?