When I was at Hult I managed to draw so much inspiration from the brilliant teachers there. Hult was a life-changing investment in my case, and every bit of it has paid off. The classes had a lot of practical aspects to them and the courses were rigorous, to say the least, but it was all helpful in preparing me for the business world. There were people from all over the world, and you would have the opportunity to interact with a variety of cultures. It truly was one of the best business schools.

Please don’t make the same mistake I did. Two years ago I was contacted by the Hult recruitment department. This happened after I took the GMAT. They contacted me because they had access to my profile and invited me for an interview. They said they loved my profile and I might get a 50% grant. I was super happy I went to see rankings and applied. At the time I was a bit strange but it never crossed my mind that EVERYBODY ENTERED. When I graduated I realized that recruiters didn’t recognize the university and I had a hard time passing the initial screening.

My advice be careful masters is only justified in the best in the world. Most importantly don’t go to HULT!

I’ve had the pleasure of being a Hult MBA student at the Dubai Campus. The school is very true to form in stating that it is an internationally diverse school. Every other person speaks a completely different language from the last person and is from a different part of the world. The course is structured in a way that each class is layered on top of the last. This helps you to build and constantly use the things that you just learned. The only downside to the one year program is that many times the courses feel very rushed and crammed. Almost like you’re learning only to pass an exam but not really retaining anything. The busy schedule also makes it almost impossible to network and make connections. I have yet to begin rotations and complete the program but at this point in time, I would definitely recommend Hult to a friend, however maybe one of the US or London campuses before the Dubai one.