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Originally Posted by Real M.B.A / J.D Student  I really like this forum. ERAC truly did suck ass and I'm glad to have left. I won't say I'm "rolling in the dough" or anything like that, but I did get full tuition waiver plus fellowship cash to law school and business school, so I'm pretty happy and that is what counts.
Anyway, I have a question for anyone who has done a real MBA. I'm a law student / MBA student who is much more serious about law then business. But I see the need to have an MBA (I still won't have an IOU but I would rather have that than a virtual one, think about it, virtual means not real) and I have a question.
I took finite math my first year in college and have not really touched the stuff since.
I have a good semester to kill (since I'm a research ass.((That's kind of funny)) and pretty much live on grants) and was wondering if you guys think I should audit a finite math course (or higher) before the MBA starts. It is doable but I would rather be reading or doing any number of things then taking a math course over.
BTW, to give specifics (so you might be able to tell me exact info knowing the program) I'm going to the U of M law school (J.D.) and Carlson School of Management (M.B.A.) so if you went there or know anyone that did, that would be great if you know the programs.
Best,
Former Minion
P.S. If admin or the site owner is looking at this, I will be looking for internships after 1L and this would be pretty fun to put on the old resume and I imagine this site has it's fair share of legal troubles
If you have any exp. in this area, that would be great. |
I graduated with a real MBA three years ago. Not all classes will require the use of math. You'll need to be familiar with statistics and algebra for your econ, operations, finance, and accounting courses. If you've have these types of classes before you'll be fine.
Overall, I thought the MBA was easier than my undergrad work. Everyone should do it if they get the chance.