以下是引用dtiger在2006-3-20 3:26:00的发言:Agree with jkmbe's option, especially this one
"如果将来最终目标是回国创业的话,2年短暂的海外留学经历+沉重的经济负担(还贷+小孩)可能会让你打消创业的打算". Why not try
those Chinese B-schools? 回国创业 needs to know the local market better.
BTW, Most successful startups in China by Haigui are from technololgy background
instead of MBA. You can check and have a better idea.
Meanwhile, R&D people are not B-schools' favorites, although
everyone can try the top 3 (or top 10), get in or not from China
mailand is not that easy (maybe people can see so many people in this
forum got offers, but as a post has said -- those got accepted will
always jump out to share the happiness, and those who were rejected
will just hide their sorrow in heart). Also, to load a full-time job in
the very short 1-year OPT period is not that easy, since the H1-B quota
will
limit your choices (many companies do not want to sponsor since MBAs
are not what USA needs a lot). By the way, everyone is so confident to
get a $90K
job right after graduation, but the market is always changing. When the
market is good, it is possible. When the market is bad, most likely no
job/internship at all. If considering all these risks and you still
feel you are very strong, then you can try... (I under-estimated these
factors when I first came to USA, since I was from Chinese top
universities, hot major, good grade, strong technical skills, young,
but the market ran against me -- that is not what I can control)
Actually, I have the similar background as LZ. But I chose a
risk-averse way, to study in US and load a decent job first, to get green card
in hand, to accumulate business experience ahead, and to accumulate
money for tuition [no need to take any debt], to get the good professional reference ahead, then I pursue MBA
to improve my business communication skills and strategic
decision-making abilities since I need these. After doing all these things, I
feel confident to choose whatever I like to do and take challenges without
too much concerns... Since I already have a PUT option on my career development... :-)
Hope these help... Of course, I am not too old to do all these...

p.s. What does PUT mean?