Go abroad to study after working for several years.

You can apply for a major, and it is far more than an MBA.

To some extent, applying for studying abroad after work should have an additional advantage over students in school, because many postgraduate majors abroad require work experience or work experience is preferred, especially management, economy, finance, business, law and so on.

An important factor of successful application is language achievement (TOEFL, IELTS, etc. ) and GRE, GMAT or LSAT scores (only American graduate students need GRE, GMAT or LSAT scores) must meet the minimum admission scores of the applied schools and corresponding majors. Then there is the function of your CV (resume), PS (personal statement) and recommendation letter. Your work experience can enrich your resume and personal statement.

The difficulty of applying for a good school depends on whether the school is popular, whether the comprehensive arrangement and special arrangement are among the best, and more importantly, whether your own strength is excellent and whether your application strategy is appropriate. If you make up your mind to go abroad after work now, I suggest you get ready now. The more prepared you are, the better your chances of winning.