What's the best university in USA to study MBA?
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Here's the latest rating list.  Harvard, Stanford, and Wharton (Penn) usually top the list.  But there are many good schools.  Very few can get into Harvard.  (They even turned ME down!) \n\nBest of luck to you.
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Here is a bunch of info on good online schools that offer MBA programs. Most online schools have MBA programs and will provide lots of free information to you:\n\nhttp://www.college-scholarship-hound.com/index.php?t=onlinedegreeprograms\n\nHope you find what you're looking for.
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http://www.daylon.com/mba/\n\n\nhope that helps
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Try www.collegeboard.com - maybe that can help with the information you need, however you seriously need to improve your grammar before even thinking about an MBA.
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I believe that the University of Phoenix has a MBA program (a very good one, I believe).  They are all over the USA, and are for working individuals...
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mba in the united states stands for master of business administration - nobody knows what your degree means in whatever damn country youre from . .
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http://www.daylon.com/mba/\n\nThere's a great site with just about everything one would need to know about an MBA, along with links to many online universities.\n\nGood luck.
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http://www.daylon.com/mba/best.html\n\nand\n\nhttp://www.daylon.com/mba/
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It depends on what your focus of study you are interested. There are schools of concentration within the Business College and while Harvard may rank higher in one area, Northwestern or Wharton may be stronger in others. I would also consider your financial situation. You could get a better education going to one of the so called "Ivy League" schools, but I think you can get just as good of an education at many state universities and colleges. You will pay significantly more for your education at an ivy league school than a state school. Keep in mind when you are quoted salaries from these schools, where those graduates are going to be working. If you go to work for a company in New York or the Northeast, your starting salary will probably be higher than if you go to work for a company in the South or Midwest. Salaries will usually be comparable when adjusted for the regional cost of living. You will pay several times the tuition at one of the ivy league colleges as you would a state school. Most of the business colleges teach basically the same courses. The primary advantage is that you may have some opportunites to network because you went to Harvard, for instance. Once you get into the workforce, it makes little difference where you got your MBA. After a couple of years the only thing an employer will be interest is your job performance. If you will need to pay for your own MBA it will likely take several years longer to repay any loan than if you went to a good state school. The University of Texas and University of Tennessee  are two good business schools. So are Harvard and Yale. The difference in tuition is tremendous. I knew of one individual who received an MBA from the University of Tennessee several years ago who had a starting salary of more than $90M.
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http://www.daylon.com/mba/\n\nThat webpage is a great source of MBA related information and has links to several online universities.
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The program that the person recommends at the University of Southern New Hampshire is so-so in terms of reputation. On a similar note, I wouldn't recommend Keller. \n\nGood schools that I know for sure that offer distance MBAs include:\n\nDuke University\nDrexel\nCarnegie Mellon\nPenn State\nBall State\nU Nebraska - Lincoln\nThunderbird (really interesting program)\nBabson\nWorcester Polytechnic Institute\n\nA highly respected business school - one of the top in the US - which does offer distance MBAs is Duke University. Thunderbird's program is also fairly highly ranked, has a good rep, and is intriguing. Likewise, Babson gets good marks.
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http://www.daylon.com/mba/\n\nhttp://www.daylon.com/mbadegree/
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- I'm doing business administrator (B.A), I will do MBA after graduation.\n\n- This may be a few month to 2-4 years while you're in undergraduate school depending on how good you are in English, Math and "business" ability...\n\nFor admission, the requirements is varied, for U.S business schools, you may take either/both GMAT and TOEFL because you're an international student, you have more choices.  Some school just require to take Gmat only.  For sure, contact the school you would like to attend.
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That depends on whether you want a traditional or an executive MBA program.  Traditional high rankers in the USA are Harvard, Columbia, Wharton.  In Europe Insead and London Business School are always high ranking.\n\nI think the best benchmark for MBA rankings is the annual survey by Financial Times.  Most business school promote their rankings - if they score well!  My school ranked in the top 50 and promoted the heck out of it.\n\nThe FT.com website has all the current and historical information.
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you need at least a couple years in the US getting practical business experience before you can expect to be accepted in any decent program in the us. \n\nsee below for specifics on schools and don't bother getting a mba if is not from one of the top 200 or so schools.
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US MBA's are not highly regarded outside of the US, whereas from what I can see most foreign MBAs are regarded at least equal to, if not better than US MBAs by American companies.\n\nSo definitely if you wish to work abroad, try to get a foreign MBA.
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Take a look at justcolleges.com, they have a lot of good information on online mba colleges. You can even request for information from several different colleges for free and this will probably give you an idea.\n\nSome of the top colleges are Capella, Strayer and University of Phoenix.\n\nHere is a link to the site's listing of online mba colleges:\nhttp://www.justcolleges.com/online/onlinemba.htm