Question by Robert J: After recieving an MBA from an AACSB certified program – will more doors open up for higher salaried jobs?
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Answer by RoaringMice
It depends. How much work experience do you have behind you? What field are you in, or do you hope to enter? If it’s a new career, will you have the ability to do an internship as part of your program? How well ranking is your MBA program?
AACSB is, to me, the minimum standard. It’s what you want any MBA program you look at to have. But it doesn’t guarantee a higher salaried job. It’s just the first step.
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It increases the chances, but is not a guarantee. Most MBA rankings provide data on salaries.
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