Hi. For the US, I would look into Michigan Ross as it's close to Detroit, which is America's car city. In Europe, I would look into German or French programs. In Germany: WHU, HHL, Mannheim and TU Muenchen. In France: HEC Paris! I hope that helps

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Thank you, Pam!

Hi, it depends on where you want to end up working and what you want to get out of either of those degrees. If you want to stay in India and an MIM won't get you far, then just go with an MBA. An MIM is mainly beneficial if you want to relocate to Europe, the US is also slowly accepting an MIM. I hope that helps.

Hi! Yes, they're all top tech schools in the US. For Europe, it's a bit tougher to separate. I'd go with the top 3 in that case: INSEAD, LBS and IESE

Thank you, Nadya!

Thank you, Simone!

Hi! While there is never a guarantee that you will find a job in Europe after your MBA, your chances are significantly higher if you do your MBA somewhere in Europe. It also comes with a visa. I hope that helps

Thank you! 15 years is a lot of experience. You might want to consider getting an Executive MBA at this stage because for traditional MBA degrees, people have 3-5 years of work experience. I would choose a program that is in line with your career goals, in a location you want to end up living. I hope that helps

Hi Diana. It depends on what you are looking for. If you want a more technical and specialized MBA program with a strong analytics focus, Stevens Institute of Technology is likely the better choice. If you prefer a more generalist MBA with a concentration in data analytics and a global outlook, then NYIT could be a good fit. I hope that helps

Hi and congrats for your offers. All are great schools. It ultimately comes down to where you want to end up living and working as hiring takes place locally. Overall though, ESADE has the strongest brand out of those three schools

Hi. I would do a General Management MBA Program rather than a specific one, unless you want to remain in the Recruiting space and want to move to Egon Zehnder or Robert Half, for which you wouldn't even need an MBA.

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The LBS's new 1-year MBA hasn't been launched at the time of the video. It is certainly a great program and another new revenue stream for the school. Nothing wrong with that. LBS has a great reputation overall!

Almost all leading business schools in the US as well as in Europe at least, have added ESG and CSR elements to their curriculums. Some more, some less. Some even have multiple specific electives around these topics.

Hi, if you want to go back to school now, I would advise you to go with a Masters in Finance. You should get more years of work experience under your belt before you apply for an MBA. I hope that helps

Thank you, Renzo! To answer your question, I would say 1. LBS 2. IESE 3. HEC Paris 4. ESADE 5. Manchster. I hope that helps

Hi. It literally works everywhere these days!

@adrianbruno-mba well thank you so much for the video and reply. Can you please let me know that business analytics is considerable for people having their own business?

@@shubhshinde4438 Thanks. It can definitely help you make the right business decisions. Helpful for literally anything business-related!

Good luck!!

Hi Mike. Well, you definitely need a Bachelor's degree to begin with. That's an absolute must for every top-tier school. I am sure there are regional schools that are ok with you not having a undergrad degree, but generally you need to have some prior higher education. I hope that helps

@adrianbruno-mba Respectfully, my friend received her B.A. from the University of Michigan in 2016.

@@Mikebuddy2229 In that case, your friend should definitely go for it. I would still apply to a bunch of schools to hedge my risk. I have made a video on how to save on application costs. Might be worth watching to save some money. Good luck!

Lol! You can look up any source on the internet, consulting firms (at least the big 3 - McKinsey, BCG and Bain) are fairly transparent about their compensation, that’s how they attract the best talent

Hi Adam. Even though you have great experience, I think you are a little bit too young for a top-tier MBA. I am sure you could make it into a lower tier MBA program, but I am assuming that is not what you are aiming for. Unless you sold your company for a couple of million dollars and have proof of that, it will be tough to be accepted for an MBA at a leading business school. With that in mind, I would rather do an MSc in Finance. Another option would be to find a job a company with a strong brand, maybe in Tech or EdTech, work a couple years and then apply for a top-tier MBA program. I hope that helps!

@@adrianbruno-mba I really appreciate your response. Thank you sir.

Hi Miguel, I would say it is a good school but certainly not one of the BEST. I would rank it as a tier 4 or 5 school. It can still help you achieve your goals though.

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Thank you and good luck!

Thanks, Samuel!

Hi, hard to say. It all depends on your post-degree goals

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Yes, it will be very good for you!

HEC does not have a 1-year program

Hi Vera, oh yes, you can do that. You are not limited to your undergraduate degree in this regard. Good luck!

@@adrianbruno-mba thank you very much Adrian

Hi, they are all very open to MDs. I had one fellow student, who was a surgeon and then became an Investment Banker. It's all possible

Online programs are good if you want to work while you are studying, and if your employer will promote you based on the MBA degree. Otherwise, I would always go with an in-person full-time MBA program!

Thanks, Peter!

Thank you, Bianca! It is on my to-do list

Hi. Best thing is to look into to the schools that interest you and see if they offer any scholarships or other tuition reduction, and then take it from there.

Hi, not sure if an MBA is the right thing for you given your goal. An MBA will teach you the fundamentals of doing business. You might want to look into MPH (Master of Public Health) programs. Harvard has a great one for example. It's a growing field and more and more schools are offering this. You should take a look into it

@@adrianbruno-mba I have looked into the mph and I have been admitted into John's Hopkins for next year intake. However I want to look at the aid disparity in a business format and the fact that the strain of dealing with trauma and it's resulting consequences, too many to list, is something that can't be easily dealt with without having a more sustainable and business oriented model. I think when a war crisis for example happens no one knows how long it will last, and most of the responses are for basic needs, however it does end and life has to go on, but that exposure to so much adversity ib childhood has far reaching negative outcomes and when i think of an MBA i want to learn the business aspect and in the future realise this goal. I don't expect to do this immediately but I love business and think of all aspects as a transaction of sorts, asking for help isn't the solution, resolving the problem with as with a business is how i want to go about it. The mph is basically to get the credibility, some research skills and a platform, the MBA if I can get consulting work and slowly accumulate skills for my desired goal, plus a network, combining the two will make it easier to create proposals, and maybe contribute to what is already existing. What do you think about this. I am not looking to only do the giving, I also would like financial freedom for myself especially if my goal is to be achieved I need to be adept in financial matters so my own situation doesn't hold me back. ....

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Thank you! I appreciate that! ☺

Hi, they are all very good schools in Europe. Choose the location you want to end up in!

Hi, you will definitely need an undergraduate degree to be eligible for a Master's degree.

@@adrianbruno-mba No , I don't mean that I wanted to ask that do the have undergrad programs also or they only have masters programs

@@harshitrohilla4750 They have undergraduate programs as well

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Hi. Those are the industries that most people go into! Especially Consulting and IB. If that is your goal, an MBA will help you achieve that!

@@adrianbruno-mba my goal is to work in tech/big companies. I’m an international student so I will try to find a STEM MBA that suits my needs. By the way, do you have any consulting service to offer in order to help students be accepted into MBAs?

@@lfmmacedo STEM MBA is the way to go if you want to stay/work in the US. Tech companies are not hiring right now, but by the time you graduate, the situation might have changed. I do not provide any consulting service at this point

It's on my list

Hi. If you already have a Bachelors in Accounting, I would go with an MBA, especially if you want to own your business one day. If you want to become an accountant, I would go with the Masters in Accounting or just do the CPA designation