I am starting my undergrad grade in financial though I am additionally operative full time as VP of sales for the midst sized production company.
I live in San Diego, CA as well as wish to get my MBA from possibly UCSD, USD, of SDSU grad propagandize of business.
Will it impede me from removing supposed in to a single of these programs if I go to propagandize partial time for the subsequent 5-6 year receiving 6-12 units/semester year turn removing my grade in financial from SDSU?
Thank we for your response!
PS- if any one knows the normal starting salaries from these 3 commercial operation schools, I’d similar to to know 
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No, part-time study will not hinder you in any case. What prevents admission to these schools are: 1 – low GPA, 2 – low GMAT score, and 3 – no work experience. You can handle these hindrances and prevent them. Not everyone can go to school full-time. There is nothing wrong with part-time study, and when you get your degree you will have a BS and it will not say how you got it.
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