BEST Business Schools in the US | Profiles and Stats | All you need to know

[@vamistoure]

Finally, it costs less to study in the US rather than in Europe

[@Thartig12]

Great video! I’ll be applying for round 2

[@adrianbruno-mba]

Thank you and good luck!

[@miguelangelriveraperez7018]

hey adrian! amazing video as always! but what do you thing about the george washington university program? is as good as those from the video?

[@adrianbruno-mba]

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.

[@miguelangelriveraperez7018]

@@adrianbruno-mba thank u 🙏🏻

[@SamuelFletcher-w2b]

Awesome overview! I love it

[@adrianbruno-mba]

Thanks, Samuel!

[@Mikebuddy2229]

Question, can a Paralegal with 6 jobs in 8 years have a shot at getting into these schools? My friend took the GRE and scored a 330.

[@adrianbruno-mba]

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

[@Mikebuddy2229]

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

[@adrianbruno-mba]

@@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!