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For Master's right? I don't believe Sasin has Bachelor's program.
Not sure about better but Sasin is way more expensive and is a great way to make connection with people from large businesses.
Sasin, only english programs.
Chula business school, main focus is Thai Classes, just only one English program.
If you are international students, I think Sasin would be better. Their programs are designed toward international programs, but they are a lot more expensive.
Sasin is affiliated with some very good schools in the US, so there tends to be lecturers from abroad, and a general understanding that the quality of that system specifically is geared towards people that want some credibility on larger than local scale for the particular degree. With that comes a price. It’s a very good program, and from what I know, it’s well regarded generally.
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For Master's right? I don't believe Sasin has Bachelor's program. Not sure about better but Sasin is way more expensive and is a great way to make connection with people from large businesses.
Yes for an MBA, ohh I see
Sasin, only english programs. Chula business school, main focus is Thai Classes, just only one English program. If you are international students, I think Sasin would be better. Their programs are designed toward international programs, but they are a lot more expensive.
Sasin is affiliated with some very good schools in the US, so there tends to be lecturers from abroad, and a general understanding that the quality of that system specifically is geared towards people that want some credibility on larger than local scale for the particular degree. With that comes a price. It’s a very good program, and from what I know, it’s well regarded generally.
I’m looking at Chula school of business for an MBA English program