vik_aasss
RIT is solid, especially if you’re into tech and manufacturing. Their MBA isn’t just finance and marketing; it has a strong focus on engineering and industry processes, so if that’s your thing, it’s a great choice!
MBA + Manufacturing at RIT? Worth it?
Hey everyone! I’ve been looking at the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) for an MBA, especially in Manufacturing and Mechanical Systems Integration. It seems like a cool mix of business and engineering, but I’m curious—how does this program compare to a regular MBA? Also, does anyone know about the Rochester Institute of Technology acceptance rate? Would love to hear from people who know more!
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gammanerd
Yeah, RIT leans more towards practical learning, and their industry connections are strong. The Manufacturing & Mechanical Systems Integration program is great if you wanna mix business with real-world manufacturing tech.
ravi_journey
For the acceptance rate, I think it’s moderate—not crazy hard but not super easy either. If your academics are decent, you should have a good shot! Just make sure your application highlights your interest in tech + business.
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