请各位帮忙评估一下我的情况，多谢多谢啦

logite

GMAT: 730 TOEFL: 633 Graduated from a good university in SH, but major is rather disadvantageous. (wu ~~~~~ ) Already 3 years of working experience in Top Advisory firm, however as a HR super. I am not at all interested in finance or marketing, however, would like very much to persue career path to HR management (does MBA has any speciality for this field?). In my case, am i fit for the MBA programme? In which aspect? and where should i be positioned, top 10 or 20 or ... ? Please help!!! Thanks soooooooooo much!

chaidy

does MBA has a specialty of HR management?

MBAshooter

When you said 'Advisory' firm, did you actually mean 'Consulting' firm? You G/T score is pretty good, but with HR in non-Fortune-500 background, you have less chance than those top players for top-7 schools. On the other hand, who knows what's gonna happen? One thing for sure, if you don't apply, you have Zero possibility. As of MBA concentrate in HR field, I know only few school provide that track. Wharton must be the best one, the other I can think of is Purdue, maybe Cornell.

logite

Thanks a lot for the valuable tips!!! i have a further question, for HR, among all the track in MBA, i should apply for General Management, is that right?

dfejil

You don't have to claim your concentration when apply to b-school. Just out of curiousity, why you want to pursue an MBA degree? Is it possible your could just further your career in HR without an MBA in hand?

logite

yes,you are right, normally i can further HR without an MBA degree, just like most HR people. but it requires much more time to get to the high level of management. what's more, even top firm like my company doesn't provde very systematic training in management for HR people

liqunty

Yeah, since I'm not in HR field, I can't comment on the career path. Assuming you need an MBA, the next question is: what level of MBA is enough for your career, i.e. top-20 or top-50? If >30 program is enough, then your cost will be much lower than top-10.

mieilogly

I heard that graduate in HR major face difficulty to find job in north america........