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education and resume
I have been accepted for a MBA program. Yay! My questions are: I am currently looking for a new job, do I saying that I am starting the program in the fall on my resume? The other question is if I do put it on, which campus do I put on it? The university's main campus is in a different city from where I am taking classes but they are in the same state.
Re: education and resume
My guess and with a quick google power (and I am not an HR person):
Master of Business Administration, Best State University, Yourtown, ST, expected May 2013
It should go above your BS degree.
I knew about that but wasd not sure if it still applied since I have not started the program yet.
Personally, I would leave it off the resume until you have actually started classes. [A lot could happen between now and the fall and starting school may not happen... very minute chance though.]
You can let any potential employer know about your return to school in an interview. Just reiterate that it should not effect your work hours and/or how that can help them out (networking with other B-school students, more knowledge to help grow business, etc.).
When I went back to school and was interviewing, I did not put it on the resume... it was a career changing school program and had nothing to do with the jobs I was applying for. I let the employer know that the classes were at night, so I was still able to work for them (I was hourly and they did not offer overtime, so no worries about staying late at work). They didn't really care. Ultimately, I only went to school for 2 semesters and decided that career field was not for me. I have left it off my resume since.
I wouldn't put it on until you actually start
I wouldn't worry about the campus. I would just say University of X.
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