Good Day
Today i got the acceptance mail from IESEG for MIB program. i should pay a episode withing two weeks, i want to apply to other schools like Skema, Audencia, ESCP, but to wait for the reply i will lose my chance in IESEG. also IESEG is withing my budget it's 21 in financial time and accredited, so do you think i should accept what i have now, and not wasting it for something that may or may not come ?
also is IESEG a really good school ? or it would worth it if i waited for the better ?

What are your goals?

My goals is to dl masters to make up for my lack or experiance and knowladge, im 29 and i haven't worked since i graduated ( worked in call center for a while) , i can't offered mba plus it needs someone with working experiance. After masters i want to work in dubai or work in France if i found a chance. My whole living and studying budget is 20,000 euro for the whole year. I really want a good school to learn to makeup for the wasted years in my CV.

It that's your budget then IESEG is the best school for you: http://rankings.ft.com/businessschoolrankings/masters-in-management-2015 21st in the world ranking. Is France a particular goal? There are higher-ranked schools with lower costs: Mannheim and WU in Vienna are much better schools and, although they are two years, the very low tuition will make up for the longer programmes.

Another option would be to take a masters in finance: those often have better placement and English is more useful for finance.

Thanks for answering. the option you presented is good but i want to finish master in 1 year to start looking for a job and not to waste more time.
but from your knowledge you do know that IESEG is a good school right?

It's a very good school. And in a great city.

Thanks Duncan :)

Hi Azakaria! Just wanted to know, from your perspective, do you think IESEG is strict with its admissions? I am working now in a good international company for almost two years. But I must say that my grades in college were below average. I'm just worried that it will pull me down despite my good current corporate background. Thanks in advance!