大家看看我的情况是申请2010年的好还是2011年的好？

谢谢，最了解情况的只有自己

每个人所处行业不同，机遇不同，职业定位也不同，这种问题我也很清楚没有什么通解，也么有什么绝对的真理

我会在一个恰当的时候做决定的

如果职业发展顺利，我也很可能不去读书，毕竟读书也是为了事业，读书是途径而不是目的

谢谢大家，祝大家一切顺利

最后顶一次这个贴，再沉下去就不顶了

我估计我还是申请2011年的，因为工作比较忙

不管怎样请大家给点建议和指示好么，比如工作如没有太大变动的话，大约可以尝试什么样的学校，或者提供些别的信息和建议什么的

谢谢了

1. Yes, your prior experience will count.

2. Six years by the time they start school, so five by the time they apply.  Keep in mind it's an average number so some do apply after a year or two and some wait a bit longer.

3. Take the GMAT, try to gain leadership experience (your work title doesn't matter as much as your actual responsibility, contribution, and level of influence) and start thinking about the essays.  You will know when you are ready.

4. Start researching various schools and attend information sessions.  It's most important to find the school that fit you best, not the one with the highest ranking.

5. Volunteer, if you can, so you can take on extra responsibilities and gain broad experience.

Good luck!

为何如此？请指教

建议楼主多看看yaoyao这样的高人的帖子， 不是每个人yaoyao都给指导的。

坛子大了， 你不能要求每个人都很负责的给你指导吧。

mba is for young "stars"

many people who want to switch jobs apply to business schools. for these people, the younger the better

and for those people just wnat to stay in their industry, what's the point to quit for two--year study? of course there are people who need this degree to progress in their industry, banking, consulting, etc, but for them, the average work-experience prio-mba is 3. a side-note, a couple of days ago, a friend at a very good PE firm told me that a former colleague who is now in a top 3 programs is trying hard to come back. if he does not quit the job, he would not have this problem

if my brother or sister wants to apply to bschool, i will tell them the earlier, the better. dont argue with me. i dont buy the theory the more experience you have, the more you will get from the study. hehe.

I don't believe that's a hard requirement.  It's up to the individual applicant's experience, accomplishments, and demonstrated potential.