When is the best time to take an MBA? What are the MBA majors now?

Requirements for applying for MBA: 3 years or 3 years of work experience after graduating from a bachelor's degree. You should choose to work for a few years before taking an MBA program. For details, you can go to Huazhang Education Network to learn about it.

First of all, learning attitude and revision and preparation methods are the key to victory.

Confidence is built on results! It is necessary to know clearly what kind of effect revision can achieve, and the reason for doing more with half the effort is either that there is a problem with the learning method or that the learning goal is unreasonable!

MBA revision requires careful planning to achieve good results. English and mathematics are not unfamiliar, but they are key subjects to pull points, so these two subjects need to be planned and started early.

The "2013 MBA Joint Entrance Examination "Winning MBA, MPA, MPACC" series of tutoring books jointly launched by Zero Point Sailing Education and Li Qi Teaching and Research Department.

2 advanced books: "English Advanced" and "Comprehensive Advanced".

The textbook is mainly aimed at candidates who have a poor foundation and a tight preparation time.

I hope it helps you, if you don't understand, you can ask me (*

Generally, MBA is to have work experience, and after graduating from the bachelor's degree, the learning ability is relatively strong but the social experience is insufficient. And there are regulations on work experience for the MBA application for the unified admissions... However, you can consider the New York Institute of Technology's Sino-foreign cooperative MBA program, which requires 3 years of work experience in a junior college and two years of work experience in an undergraduate.

In addition, this is exempt from the national joint examination, from 1998 to the present 17th batch, you can search for it, this is a program recognized by the Ministry of Education, the teacher is a professor from the American Institute of Technology who comes to China to teach, and there is an accompanying translator, you can really learn a lot of knowledge. In addition, this is also a project registered with the Ministry of Education of China's foreign-related supervision network. You can keep an eye out for it ...

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Why do some people say that American MBAs also need work experience? I definitely have to take the GMAT exam, and I feel that as for the MBA, most schools require work experience. ,

Compulsory CoursesThere are about 13 compulsory courses. They are:

1) Macroeconomics;

2) Accounting;

3) financial management;

4) Marketing management;

5) Production management;

6) Systems Engineering;

7) Corporate Strategy;

8) Economic law.

9) Computer-aided management;

10) Treasury & Finance;

11) International ** and International Finance;

12) Applied Economics;

13) Development and management of human resources.

Hope it helps.

English, General (Mathematics, Logic, Writing).

First of all, the basic course, but this is not counted in the 2 years of traditional MBA teaching. The basic course is mainly to provide an opportunity for those students who are not business majors to learn about business, and also to provide opportunities for those former business students who have not been in school for a long time to fill in the gaps. It generally includes some of the major courses of undergraduate business schools, such as basic accounting, basic finance, calculus, and so on.

Some schools won't let you start an MBA program if you don't complete or don't have the means to provide proof that you've taken these courses as an undergraduate.

Secondly, there is the central course, which is the compulsory course mentioned upstairs. But in the United States, it's generally called the Core Curriculum. Generally 10-11 doors.

This central course includes a wide range of business knowledge, each of which is superficial and only a little bit learned. These courses are basically required to be completed in the first year, a total of 8 courses. Then there are 2-3 more courses to be completed in the second year in conjunction with your career pathway courses.

Finally, there are career orientation courses, which are the elective courses mentioned upstairs, which are called career concentration courses in the United States. There are generally 5-6 doors. For example, if you like marketing, then you should study marketing in depth, and these 5-6 courses are for this, which are basically completed in the second year, plus the central courses that you did not finish in the first year.

That's it. Over the years, some business schools have also shortened the curriculum and have accelerated the one-year MBA program, which is mainly for those who have an undergraduate in business or have many years of experience, and take the second year of the MBA course as soon as they come up, saving the trouble of the first year.

But it needs to be said that the MBA sounds great, but it's really not very specialized, and if you want to delve into one side of the matter, it's best to get a master's degree in business with MS. If you don't have a solid professional foundation, studying MBA is basically nothing, but the reputation sounds better.

MBA is the English abbreviation of (Master of Business Administration), and the Chinese name is Master of Business Administration.

The general MBA program covers the following traditional management disciplines:

Accounting

Ethics

Finance

Macroeconomics, Marketing

Management

Microeconomics and Operations

Statistics