大家看我有戏吗？

merrylili

Thanks for the advice. I am  not even familiar with what is finance, accounting, .... I totally have no idea what concentration should I choose. The only feeling is that I'd like to do some quantitative related work, with less soft skills but with more experience or certificate-valued skills. In general I mean I want a career in which the older I am or the longer I am in that field, the higher salary, higher popularity I will earn, and in which my work is relatively independent thereby I even can set up my own business someday. I know my description is too vague to give any informative information.  May be finance or consulting should do this? My mind is totally a mess with regard to this issue. Any source that I can refer to for such kind of information? Maybe this year I'd better just LianBing.

sfish

You'd better find why MBA for you first. surfing on internet, you can find all the thing you need to know about MBA

merrylili

Another questions and your answer is highly appreciated.

How about Parttime MBA? I heard it is hard for p/t mba to change career after graduation.
Any examples or comments?

tsljz

part time MBA is for people 1) who want to stick to their current career path; and 2) whose current situation does not allow full time.

For your case, I would suggest you to learn more about the other fields. There are many sub fields in finance, some of which require high quantitative skills. You may want to check out the book Harvard career guide on finance. Don't rush into a field that you don't know about. Try to understand the career path in that field, the life style, requirements on people, the major players, etc.

k2

mba can not change everything of your life. you are still who you are after you get mba. it mostly depends on you, not the degree, to switch your career if you want to do so.

i don't see much difference between full and part time mba. my recommendation is you do need a few more years to know what you really want to do and what you can do.