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All right people. LET'S FILE SOME TAX RETURNS.
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How are you going to have time to start a business while being a full time student? Why would you take on all the debt that an MBA requires if you want to start a business? If you’re serious about this you’ll be better off quoting your job and working on your idea for two years. I don’t follow your logic.
What are you selling?
Cynical translation: I have no idea what I’m doing, but name dropping a fancy business school will make people think that I do.
You can do better than that.
D1, I have a few ideas and those are mostly software (ML, Blockchain stuff)
Asc1, I just want to start a business when I start my MBA and sell it or use it for my new job when I graduate. So any school that promotes Entrepreneurship would be great. And just in case thing dont work out, I will try to come back to the firm so I dont want Babson. Does this make sense?
M7
Let me put it this way; which M7 promotes entrepreneurship? Sloan?
I know CBS, Booth and Kellogg have fundings for start ups. Pretty sure other schools offer it as well. You want to check. CBS has also entrepreneurship center.
Booth has a lot of entrepreneurship opportunities and support
Thank you for the input guys.
BA1, my goal isnt to become the next Zuckerberg. I just want to start it and sell or dump it to just see how it works. So I am trying to use my vacation for that. B school is about party anyways.
That makes sense^. I don’t agree with it but it makes sense. Yeah m7 or top mba programs that have great engineering programs/large state school (tepper, ross, mccombs) id think
Babson is #1 for entrepreneurship but don’t go there because they are not well known outside of that realm. I think Stanford, Wharton, MIT and Berkeley are the best when it comes to entrepreneurship in the tech space but Stanford and HBS have significantly more venture backed startups than do the other schools
Thanks for the input everyone. 100% not Babson.
Babson for entrepreneurship