Manhattan Institute of Management - MIM (reviews)

First of all, it was particularly easy to come to MIM, as we are guided step by step to fill papers. So first impression was pleasant and then I really kept appreciating going to class there. Teachers are nice, care for each student, seem really qualified for what they teach, and having classmates from all over the world is an unique experience. It is a real plus to study in NYC and even to have an internship there thanks to the school, although you may probably have to find it by your own.

Pros: I have to say it is the best school option on the East Coast if you want to experience living in NY, progress in your career and fill in your CV. The students are from all over the world, which is super cool. The program allows you to do an internship outside the campus, so you can apply what you learn in school to real life and learn about US business culture. Good wide range of classes if you are starting out your career and still figuring out which Business Administration division/department to pick.__Cons: You probably won’t see a single American in the program if you want to create long term US business relations. They won’t provide the internship, you will have to find it yourself, so it might be a little tough to get one if you don’t have any connections in NYC. ____Overall, it was a true opportunity for both career

When I studied at MIM I had the opportunity to experience both theoritical and practical skills for my career. The day by day studying and discussing cases with coleagues from different countries helped me to be a prepared manager and get a global view of any business.

MIM provided a very good program when I could study and have a have a chance to work in NYC at the same time. The professors are so profesional and dedicated. MIM also helped me to find a suitable internship and it was a great chance for me to experience the working life in the heart of the world business center, in real.