Selecting Business Schools
Before you start your comparison exercise, answer the following questions to help you stay focused: • What do you want to achieve with your MBA? • What are the factors that are most important to you when you are deciding upon the Business School and MBA Program. Read the business week, financial times and forbes ranking list. Also remember that school rankings are just one piece of information to consider. Certainly rankings can be helpful tools in getting familiar with the schools’ perceived strengths and weaknesses. Still, it’s important that you do your own research. Some of the selection criteria that you may want to use in evaluating schools include:
Facilities.
Financial aid.
Cost of tuition and living.
Curriculum.
Placement.
Recruiters.
Student culture.
Median starting salary.
Teaching style.
Geographical location.
Use of technology.
Also you can decide based on the information available in their official websites, conversation with faculties and aluminies and make a visit to concern business school.