Best Business School and program to go in if I want to change career
If I want to change careers, from Engineering to VC or PE, which B-School MBA program would be the best in Canada, Hong Kong or U.S?
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The top (most reputable ones). In the US, check out the M7 schools. Specifically, Stanford is probably a great school (maybe the best) if you want to do VC. Can't speak to HK/Canada.
considering the # of mba programs in HK this is a pretty stupid question as for the US, why not use the search button ?
I'm starting to hear good things about Harvard.
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Some of the comments on this forum have been quite insightful. Could I have a shot at a good VC firm in few years with the following path: MBA from NYC focused schools like CBS/Stern and then 2-3 years in Investment Banking (something like technology group). Maybe also do internships at NYC based startups while at school. Could this open up VC options if I network well? Thanks.
Engineering background is cool; Lots of school like the STEM types unless you're in the oversubscribed minority groups. first of all, VC & PE often take people with IB/HF experiences, because they really don't recruit much as entry IB analysts. Second, VC has many fields. if you want technology VC, I think Stanford GSB and berkeley Haas will offer a decent shot. Next in line shall be UCLA, USC in california. But for other types, you'll have to look into specific school's knowledge.
I suggest to either use your Engr background (California area) or go to the best MBA Finance school (Wharton, Booth, MIT, etc etc)
Thanks. Maybe I was not very clear. Although I have an engineering degree and a quantitative finance masters I have not worked in engineering field, mostly finance for ~5 years. By school I meant start-up intnernship while at business school (in Fall, Spring semester). Due to personal reasons business school in California is not an option at the moment.
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