Do i need to have a work ex in order to get into a B school as a fresher?Do i stand any chance w/out that?
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This question is miscategorized.\n\nSpecial Education refers to the education and parenting of children with special needs.
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Learn the computer.  As a System and Network admin for my company there is only one way to get in with me.  Have a brain cell working and be confident.  Work as an intern and work for free.  Soak in all the knowledge you can.  Get 2 or 3 computers even if they are crap and network them so you can say you did it at home.  Play around with them learn and more than what the teachers are giving you.  You’re in school for computer that means you have access to pirated material learn the OS and the Server OS.  I just terminated a person who had a degree but I don't know how she got it because she did not know a thing.  I want someone is not afraid to mess up its part of the game.  Get in with help desk and work your way up the latter take chances and get with your school and see if they can help you out.  Feel free to contact me if you like. If your going to a technical school such as DeVry then they should have something for you.  If your going to a real Universaty then make sure you get your BS in computers.
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From the little I know, yes, even though the work might not tie directly to your degree. If, for instance, you work at a pub for some hours a week consistently for a year or two, or more, it shows an employment history, the ability to hold a job, and so forth. \nI have a mate who put himself though two college degrees that way, and thinking of another graduate degree before he is done. Sainsbury's the job as of last word. \nI put myself through years of education in the part time work and school thing. It is nice to have some sort of history other than academics. Good grades mean nothing to an employer if the applicant is unable to work with others, etc.
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let me tell u this ur placement(into a good company) depends on various factors,starting from ur grades from ur graduation+ ur excellence in aptitude and most important of all ur attitude and way of presenting urself.yeah sure u'll find places to help u with the trainin but the ultimate results is from u to produce.ALL THE BEST,everyone has a place!\nyup!i did answer u so need any more help?
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You don't need work experience to do the gmat and it won't help you answer the questions.  However, you will find it helps (alot) to practice on old questions - they say practice won't improve scores and that the test is thoroughly objective but anyone who's done it will tell you that's rubbish.  \n\nDepending on the business school you choose, you may need work experience to get in.  You may also find the experience helpful to put what you're learning on the course into context.  Finally experience will also help when you come out the other end and are looking for jobs equipped with your sparkling new MBA.\n\nSo, in short, you don't need experience to do the GMAT or to get into some business schools but you might find it useful to get some experience first before embarking on an MBA.
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better question yet: how do they expect university/ college graduates to have experience when no one wants fresh grads??!!!\n\nsolutions: i lied in my cv!!
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You should just go back to the places you put your applications in and check with them, who knows, they may still need someone. Good Luck.
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If you're looking for an MBA, they usually require you to have fulltime work experience anyway. Generally, the minimum is 2+ years of work. Other Master's degrees may not require the experience, but I do suggest you try to get at least 1 year of work under your belt before pursuing anything beyond your Bachelor's. \n\n2 Reasons:\n\n1) You may not like your first job and realize the industry is not a good career path you want for the longterm. \n\n2) Fulltime employees receive benefits, some of which include tuition reimbursement. Why not use your employer's money instead of your own?
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you should apply in KPO'S like GENPACT,Amex,Vertex BPO etc.\n\nthese companies hire C.A Inter people.\n\nBut don't tell them that you want to complete C.A FINAL with your regular full time job.They won't hire you.\n\nyou just say you have discontinued your studies and don't want to  complete C.A
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I was in this situation myself.\n\nThere are Master's degree programs that may accept applicants without a BA.  The MBA at the University of Chicago was one program, but you would need to have an exceptional background to be accepted without the undergraduate degree.\n\nMany schools have non-traditional programs that have less stringent requirements for graduation and often allow credit for life experience.  One such program is the Board of Governors Program offered at Northeastern Illinois University.\n\nAlso, schools may grant credit through the CLEP program, or their own credit by examination program.\n\nBesides earning credits, you can petition that the school waive certain requirements, or your academic adviser can waive requirements in your major.
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Its very hard for a fresher to get placed unless you got a certification with you from Siemens. Even with that you have a hard time finding a job. all you degree and school certificates should be first class. ITs hard to find a job.
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Set your goals to only work one year if you do.  Jobs can suck you in and before you know it you've been there 5 years. From experience stay in school.  Your brain is still in that mode. When you get out you lose that school thought process. Apply for the school, the worst good happen is that you don't get accepted and you take another class to bring up your average and you apply again. Good luck
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you need official transcripts stamped by your university.  most universities will be able to transfer the bulk of your credits.  the problem is usually variations in how schools number their courses.  so you'll have to go talk to someone to clear up any doubts as to what required courses you've completed.
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i am studying to be a social worker in London and the main thing they want before letting you study is experience. I'm not sure how old you have to be when you leave school but maybe you could start off doing voluntary work in a care home or that environment. its hard to say to much as like i say I'm not sure on the education system over there. however you do it i wish you all the luck as there is not enough social workers but too many people needing them.
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No, there is not. The most important thing about your transcript is not the name of the school but rather the grades. As long as your school is accredited, you are in good shape.\n\nHappy job hunting!
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I think you can get in as there is a shortage in Australia. Are you finnished or are you still studying? If you are still studying apply for a transfer or if you are looking for work contact an the Australian Government re: your question. They will be able to help you.
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As far as I know, having a bachelor's is an absolute to teach in Japan. You don't qualify for a working visa without it. All language schools and recruiting companies require you to produce a Uni degree on the basis of which they apply for your visa. ESL certificate is definitely an asset but more or less useless in Japan without a bachelor's. \n\nOn the other hand if you reside in Japan (say, on a (Japanese) spouse visa), you would probably be able to negotiate with the companies or schools on the basis of your ESL Certificate. They advertise for minimum requirement as bachelor's mainly to meet the visa requirements. If you are under 30, I'd suggest you to try for a working holiday maker visa and search for the avenues. I'm sure you'll come across many. Good luck with your endeavours!!