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Nice to meet you man and the key is build a network of connections either through your school alumni or friends. It will help you in the long run.

 

Haha no worries at all, it can be rather confusing sometimes. The MIB is more of a pre-experience program, it requires you to have either had a business undergrad or to have taken a requisite amount of undergrad business classes. Most people are fresh out of their undergrad when taking it (from what I've seen) and the course content has an international focus, which also involves a 2nd semester exchange.

I would say the lack of work experience and the emphasis on prior business coursework would be the key things that differentiate it from an MBA.

 

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