以下是引用biochemistry在2006-11-25 11:32:00的发言:well, if you need 21 months to finish it and without any funing or scholarship, yes you would pay a lot more. but even that being said, it's still cheaper than the top 4 US schools. Where does this conclusion come from?? Also u have to pay back the fund and whether u can get scholarship really depends (at least harder than US schools) if you think what i was saying is yourself counts for 100 percent, but not 70 percent, then i would not be surprised by you need 21 months to finish the study without any scholarship. but i would be surprised how you get into LBS, if you are really studying or studied at LBS. after you find a job in IB, or maybe you've already done so, go to a director or VP, if you could, and ask them the weight they put on when evaluating your application for your job, you will know what i was saying. also, just in case you are not in IB, go and ask the career services of your Bschool, and see how much weight they would put on about their school for a graduate to find a good job, Although it's a bit hard to understand what you are trying to convey (based on your circling words), I agree that one himeself counts a lot. But i do insist that the school counts no less. That's the reallity. Probably u can put out some examples of NNs who are not graduate of Top-10 or 20, but i can give you a million more reverse examples. Anyway, both count, but the school counts more than 30%. Or put it this way: The school is the ice-breaker and then the experience/stength is the door-opener. If someone is not able to attract the eye balls of the recruiter, no matter how good he is, he can't be recognised ( by IBer in this case) By the way, i'm not IBer and not interested in ( So far).
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