Online MBA, no work experience, 710 GMAT & doctorate student

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Posted Feb 04, 2018 12:56

I am trying to find a school to make an mba application, but i have a number of constraints so i am asking for your guidance towards the schools that satisfy the criteria:

1. Details: I am currently a PhD student in Health economics and biostatistics which I have been awarded a scholarship for, have distinction in MSc in Health Economics and undergrad Master of Pharmacy.

2. I have no work experience. Maybe the PhD time counts for something but I am not sure. Also, I have served mandatory military service for 9 months

3. I have a GMAT of 710 which will expire in June 2019

4. I am looking for an online MBA preferably in order to be located in the university i am doing my PhD and run the 1st year of the MBA in conjunction with the last year of my PhD

5. I need the fees to be waived, so an mba scholarship would be great

Is there any chance to find a program that fits all those criteria?

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Duncan

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Posted Feb 04, 2018 18:55

I dont think so.

What are your goals?

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donho199

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Posted Feb 05, 2018 06:44

UMass Amherst.

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maury

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Posted Feb 06, 2018 19:58

UMass Amherst.

Not sure, you should contact them to make sure. Here's what they say on their Online MBA admissions page:

"We prefer our applicants to have 3-5 years of experience in their field, but many in our program have several years of hands-on knowledge."

Anything that's got accreditation from AMBA, EQUIS, or AACSB is most likely going to require work experience. I doubt think you'll find any school that will waive tuition fees.

Do you actually need the qualification? If not, maybe just do some business classes on Coursera?

[quote]UMass Amherst.[/quote]
Not sure, you should contact them to make sure. Here's what they say on their Online MBA admissions page:

"We prefer our applicants to have 3-5 years of experience in their field, but many in our program have several years of hands-on knowledge."

Anything that's got accreditation from AMBA, EQUIS, or AACSB is most likely going to require work experience. I doubt think you'll find any school that will waive tuition fees.

Do you actually need the qualification? If not, maybe just do some business classes on Coursera?

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