<p>I’m planning to get a masters degree in business or economics (maybe MBA).I’m sure i won’t get a PhD degree or get a masters degree in engineering.Also i don’t want to work as an engineer after graduation,i study engineering just because to become an engineering backgrounded businessman(Which is so popular in my country).Do i still need to do undergrad research for masters degree in business or economics? or is job experience more important for them?</p>
<p>No. But now we are getting ahead of ourselves. But for an MBA, you don’t need research experience, that would be needed for MS in Engineering. MBA will need work experience.</p>
<p>From which school i have a better chance to transfer to a better school?(maybe umich, it was my target)</p>
<p>It is your GPA that matters most.</p>
<p>Chucktown,are you majoring in IE? If yes,have you involved in research?(about?) Because as a industrial engineering candidate,im not sure what i may do for research.</p>
<p>Yes, I’m in IE and no, I don’t do research but I’m doing an internship starting this January. I thought you wanted to do an MBA? Also, you don’t even want to work as an engineer after engineering school…so why do research? That was a rhetorical question btw. Just wait til you get in school, things will figure themselves out. Get work experience, whatever interests you.</p>