2.5. Must be prepared for 24 hour on-call response. 3. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: 3.1. Must have formal training in prehospital EMS and emergency response. 3.1.a. Meets or exceeds hazardous materials awareness level training equivalent to OSHA 1910.120(q)(6)(i) or EPA 40 CFR 311 3.1.b. State certified Emergency Medical Technician.
Because the MBA is a master's-level academic program, you generally have to produce a 20- to 30-page report for each class subject. In my program, the classes were only six weeks long, so every six weeks I had to demonstrate academic mastery of a given topic with each paper I wrote.
Try to focus on one for at least a year, preferably two, and then go ahead. You can be accepted into schools with little work experience, but they might not be the schools of your choice. If you have a dream school, check out their MBA program requirements and see what you might be missing, then work towards that goal. If you require more work experience, be patient; stick with the job you have and keep plugging away until youâve bee there enough that you feel confident about being accepted.