Students majoring in business administration are struggling whether to take the postgraduate entrance examination or go abroad.

1, don't rebound, there is still plenty of time to consider and prepare;

As for whether you need to study abroad, I think it mainly depends on two aspects: your future development goals and the degree of economic support-that is, where do you want to develop? How much money is used to support studying abroad?

3. As we all know, the major of "Business Administration" is a very practical one, and besides studying various courses, it is more important for graduate students of business administration to cultivate their practical ability, just like Harvard MBA is mainly "case teaching"-really learning how to manage an enterprise instead of "pure academic discussion";

If you are going to study abroad, "cost" is not the main obstacle-how much money can you do-because the core soul of MBA is to learn how to deal with the "input-output relationship"? Generally speaking, it costs 500,000-600,000 RMB to go to a non-"top school" in North America;

6. Last question: If you go abroad, which country will you go to? There is no doubt-the United States, the reason is simple: first, the birthplace of business is in the United States; Second, at present, the countries studying abroad are mainly the United States, Canada, Australia and Britain, and the countries of immigration are mainly the United States, Canada and Australia, while the business in Australia is not excellent. Canada's masters are extremely high and often unattainable, so only the United States is left; Third, a large number of AACSB schools are in the United States (it seems that there are only three or four schools in China, such as Tsinghua and Fudan Business School, and Central Europe). If you study in China, you may not get into these schools, but one of the more than 300 AACSB business schools that apply to the United States will admit you; Fourth, where you study, you may get employment there, because you can make full use of internship opportunities when you study, accumulate network resources, and lay the foundation for future employment.

Ok, type these out first for your reference. Welcome to continue asking questions. Good luck!