'Cause I could not find any practical intro from the internet about Going to MIT from Fudan IMBA in detail, I asked the IMBA office through the phone, and got some info much clearer than their official website. The girl, who was going to MIT, I talked to on Saturday night, seemed to be cheated, since going to MIT is much more expensive than she'd known.
It’s much less attractive to me now, although the collaboration between Fudan and MIT is true. If you want to pay 130,000 rmb ($19,010), you gotta stay in China for two-year long, and get a singe MBA degree from Fudan, and just a certificate, not degree, from MIT. I don’t care the certificate or degree, what I need is learning, learning and leraning. If you want to go to MIT, you have to pay much more than that.
The exchange program? Only excellent academic performers are given the opportunity to study in overseas business schools.
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Monday, December 15, 2008
Sunday, December 14, 2008
Going to MIT from Fudan?
Though almost nobody knows my blog, I still have the obligation to add a post everyday. Yesterday I had no chance to surf internet, and now I’m going to make an entry for it.
I went to Changzhou, a city located between Wuxi and Nanjing, yesterday morning. There’s a party the MBA center hosting for the students, and I took some photos which I’ll update tomorrow.
The main point I want to jot down here is the information from the talk with a student. She was going to the international MBA center of Fudan University, which would only cost her 130,000 rmb ($19,010) for two years, one year in Fudan, and another in MIT. She told me that she could get double degrees of MBA, both Fudan and MIT. I never dreamed of going to MIT to study MBA, since it would cost me $137,000 according to its official website. It sounds too good to be true, and I'd been thinking that it's time to consider another way to study in the United States, even the Americans should come here to take this kind of IMBA program. I'll seek more info about that.
I went to Changzhou, a city located between Wuxi and Nanjing, yesterday morning. There’s a party the MBA center hosting for the students, and I took some photos which I’ll update tomorrow.
The main point I want to jot down here is the information from the talk with a student. She was going to the international MBA center of Fudan University, which would only cost her 130,000 rmb ($19,010) for two years, one year in Fudan, and another in MIT. She told me that she could get double degrees of MBA, both Fudan and MIT. I never dreamed of going to MIT to study MBA, since it would cost me $137,000 according to its official website. It sounds too good to be true, and I'd been thinking that it's time to consider another way to study in the United States, even the Americans should come here to take this kind of IMBA program. I'll seek more info about that.
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