IT背景适合报名哪个学校

计算机相关工作，经验5年，在专业上不很精深，报考mba主意已定，但是仍然觉得自己的处境尴尬，对未来的前景不确定。有点迷糊了...想和大家讨论讨论~

好像大部分申请者都是冲着金融等方向，谁知道IT方向管理，北美哪些商学院有专长？

信息管理专业,属于MBA,和你专业相关,自己去各学校网站看看.

谢谢benision 和chipmunk ！

考虑入学，也在考虑毕业后的工作。感觉毕业后的求职仍然迷惘

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As a programmer and mba student, I guess that you're trying to find a joint point of technology and business. But I think it's hard to achieve because such positions are really rare. Most technical management positions need hand-on experiences and MBA is not a big plus to compete for them. In my understanding, you have these choices after mba:

1. Work in financial companies as programer in USA.

2. Work as technical manager or IT related marketing manager in China.

3. Something that is purely IT or totally unrelated to IT.

You also have choices other than mba, such as MIT technical management, supply-chain management or Princeton financial engeering, and so on.

very helpful~~~~, thank you.

excuse me, must 750, could you please let me know more about the career path for graduates  of technical management?  

hmm...I didn't have any background on financial, what do you think if i would apply financial engeering?  ....

thanks in advance.

Technical management is nothing. A good technical leader is normally a person who enjoys simple life and also can maintain long-lasting interest in a particular field. Once you have idea to take gmat and apply school, it means 90% you're not suitable to be a technical person. In addition, employer or recruiter never cares it, so this kind of diploma is nothing in USA. But being nothing make it easier to be admitted. If you want to develop your career in China, you can try MIT because gmat700 is almost enough and the name of MIT definitely means something.

Financial engineering is a better option than tech management because you can really learn some technologies, which is critical to find a job in USA. It's even better than mba if you want to live in USA but not very useful in China. This major doesn't require that you have financial background. However when you apply a top school and face fierce competition from many other good candidates, a related background will be a big plus. But if you come from IT or Statistics fields, maybe MBA is better because you will be more flexible in future career development.

Thanks a lot 750!

I don't think I can doing back as a programmer after I really get an MBA. I like doing management rather than purely programming, that's why I am applying MBA.        

What I am going to be in after studying is a kind of management position, maybe marketing department is a good place to doing somethings.

But if I will staying at North America, what about the choices in your opinion?

Btw, are you in China or America?

Actually I am really appreciate your kindly reply.