以下是引用niulife在2009/9/2 9:32:00的发言:Hi, Thanks for the reply. Let me give you some more details. My undergradute major was computer science. After I moved to U.S after getting the degree,. I have been working in a law firm untill now (3 years), which has nothing to do with computer science.. I have been considering going to law school or business school. And I have decided to apply for MBA in Emory for next academic year now. My background is a bit complicated.and non traditional. So my concern is whether it is tough for such a person to secure a job in a new position and industry. I would like to know whether there are some people with the same situation that landed a job after MBA graduation. Thank you again. To be frankly, it's not easy to find anybody here of similar background. Maybe there is, but I don't know. Goizueta does have a JD/MBA dual degree. And we do have several students pursuing this dual degree. Typically you will spend 2.5 years in law school and 1.5 years in Goizueta. Here is relevant info on our website if you are interested: http://www.goizueta.emory.edu/degree/fulltimemba/JD-MBA.html Besides, this year we have a student from Venezuela whose works for a law firm for his entire career life up to now. And he is not in JD/MBA dual degree program. Considering current economy, everybody faces challenges to "secure" a job. Maybe you could think this way: You studied computer science and worked for a law firm --- what's in common and what's the difference? How the two industries benefit you from different angles? What's your drive to enter a law firm instead of computer-related industry? What's your drive to apply for b-school now? Try to sort out the gap between now and future, and try to prove that a combination of your past and Goizueta can bridge that gap. Try to rationalize it. |