Masteral - Any Plans?

[mar_go_88]

I'm done with it po... I graduated last year... Master Of Public Administration po

[choy_1979]

Yes, I'm planning to take up masteral in Business Admin or Engineering.

 

Syempre sa my former school ko. UP.

 

Why? It is for me to have a further knowledge on the said field.

[mc_darklight]

im planning pro hindi pa siguro ngayon,

[imijin]

gusto ko din sana mag masters pero busy nako sa trabaho ngayon... sayang nga eh...

[G T]

been planning to but because of the nature of my work,walang time. aside from this, nag iipon pa ako. if not MBA, i might take executive MBA course para mas mabilis

[mistercool]

as for me, i think i will take my MBA at PLM. enrollment is around the corner...

 

I ask several PLM grads and they say its good. anyone here who thinks otherwise?

[valjean]

Agree ako sa sinabi ni jt2003. Best thing to do before enrolling in an MBA program is to gain a rounded experience in different business areas like marketing, production and finance. In this way your contribution to the class is meaningfull, your dicussions with your prof has depth and your can compare what you learn in class with your actual experience.

[turista]

Nag enrol ako sa MS program sa isang university dyan sa Intramuros. Puro paper chaser ung kaklase ko at yung karamihan ng professors takot sa discussions. Sayang pera.

[hardinero]

im planning to take mba but dito pa ako sa ilocos..pag malipat na cguro sa manila,pwde na...

[Screwtape]

I have some Masteral credits from National University of Singapore. Ndi ko na natuloy...

[speed1909]

Take the mba. Better yet, go full time/load up on units, if you can afford it. Stick to the local brand names if you're going to study in the Philippines. (Ateneo, DLSU, UP, AIM)

 

That degree combined with a decent work experience will open doors for you both locally and around the region.

 

(Nowadays, I noticed that a lot of multinationals hire regionally - i.e. they look for talent around the asiapac region.)

[icetip]

It will all boil down on the student. If you really have that zest in learning and not just get a diploma and a title then get a masters.

 

But if your getting it just to have a promotion. I beg not, chances are you'll get promoted but if your really not serious in learning your boss and subordinates will realize that your juat crap. ( Mas nakakahiya lang)

[Guest rotc1990]

Next year magtetake n me ng master degree....

[tobertsarcher]

PLM is a good place to take your MBA the same quality of education that you can get from DLSU, Ateneo, and UP.

 

Most of my former prof. are also MBA grads from PLM and they are teaching in CSB and they came from the said schools.

 

Financial wise mas mura ito kaysa kumuha ka sa mga exclusive schools na ang tataas ng tuition just to get a hold of their MBA diplomas.

 

Actually nag iipon pa ako for the MBA course then kuha ako ng teaching units para makapag turo sa CSB or maybe other school para naman ma i share ko ang mga natutunan ko from CSB.

 

 

Animo La Salle.....

Animo Benilde......

[sir_lancelot]

Hmm, puro MPA, MBA ang mga nababasa kong master dito ha? Wala bang interesadong kumuha ng health related masters?

 

Kung meron, I suggest go to UP-Manila\ kung kaya mong maging student on residency. PEro kung gahol ka, try mo yung UP-Open University. Modular ang aral at once a week ang meeting, mayroon ding internet courses para sa nasa malayong ibayo ng Pinas. Bagay ito sa mga students na independent study ang orientation ngh kanilang learning process.

 

Since walang Master in Physical Therapy pa dito sa pinas, im presently taking up Master in Health Professions Education, coz I'm teaching in a medical school. Ganda ng courses, talagang relevant lahat at mababait ang mga teachers.