Hello,
I am currently a Mechanical Engineering, Business Management, and Japanese language (minor) undergraduate student who is in need of some guidance regarding MBA programs.I hope to pursue a career on the international level where I can be an executive, or representative, of a company who manages:
-Negotiations
-Collaborations
-Project development
-etc
...within the high tech engineering field.
I am doing everything possible to become a more well rounded, diverse, and "one of a kind" candidate.
I have done is tried to achieve a global perspective and understanding of international markets (mainly Asia). I have:
-Studied in USA, China, and Japan (#1,2, and 3 economies in the world)
-Studied in California, Hong Kong, and Tokyo (largest american economy, most stable Chinese economy, and largest metropolitan economy in Asia)
-I speak 4 Languages
-Pursuing multiple degree background to understand both aspects of the industry (engineering and management)
-Competed on international teams
-Current honors student within my university
-4 internships
-and much more
I am trying to determine which program would be right for me and when I should seriously pursue it.
One program that has heavily peaked my interest is
-Booth Business School in Chicago
I understand that I will have to gain professional experience, work off some/much of my undergraduate debt, etc; however, I know where I want to be in my career and where I will be able to be myself. I just turned 22; but, by the ages of 27-31, I want to seriously be pursuing my MBA.
Is there any advice you might be able to offer me?
Thank you.
(Sorry for the terrible grammar, wrote this on my phone)
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