yup sad to hear dat ppl nowadays pursue doctorate degrees just for da sake of da dr. title they'll have in front of their names, not for da additional knowledge which can help them become a better employee or employer.

yeaps there r separate rankings for universities n MBA schools... eg. university of pennyslvania isnt ranked as highly in da top 200 unis as Wharton business school in da top 100 MBAs. fyi, wharton is da university of pennyslvania's lead business school

apa lar sudah jadi di sini?!

u cant evaluate the quality of an MBA graduate solely from the School he/she studied in... its just like a degree.. sure u can be an Imperial grad but if ur unable to perform in ur work, u'll be regarded lower then say a local uni grad who puts in 100% hard work and initiative

dats y ppl nowadays tend to rush their MBA's right after obtaining their degrees... they think, "Hey, why dont I study for my masters right after getting my degree? That way I can earn a hell lot more when I come out to work!"... they ignore the fact that working exp is significant in being able to understand and implement whatever has been learnt whilst working into the coursework etc...
i dun plan to get my mba immediately after my degree.. at least gain a couple or more years of workplace exposure

u mean locally right? anyways i saw an ad on the papers a few days ago about the University of Strathclyde's MBA being offered here... how does a Scottish MBA compare to a UK one?

dats wat u get with most 3+0 programmes anyway... u get local lecturers teaching the same curiculla as those taught overseas... however their quality is monitored to ensure that they r in accordance wit the exact programme offered overseas...
however at the end of the day, the cert counts for nothing if u dun know how to implement wat u've learnt into the workplace...
i think i read sumwhere dat the manchester uni mba offered in sunway is a distant learning programme so shldn't the cert given be the same as those from the uk?

No problem in getting in... The prerequisites to get into an MBA programme is a degree, no matter in what field... heck even one with an engineering degree can take an MBA