Hult International Business School

"You can expect to be left on your own once you paid your tuitions. An "International School" that doesn't have competent services to deal with international institutions."

"This is a scam school try not to get into it otherwise you will be paying money for no reason whether you are from US or Aborad it’s just a total waste of time plus money, there is no exams llus their system is different from what normally it needs to be as they say they made researches but in reality they do it like that just to help a certain category of people to just have a ink on paper Try not waste 56 k a year on this school because it’s the same or worse than institue than only request to pay less than 10 k a year Scam scam scam"

"International student | MBA | Graduated from HULT Boston Campus. Overall, I have fond memories of my time as a student at HULT. I was immersed in the most international environment that I have ever been in in my life. Working, learning, and interacting on a daily basis with people from 140+ nationalities gave me the necessary skills to perform at an international level. The technical knowledge and soft skills acquired in business school gave a boost to my career to the point of becoming a professional who as of the time of this review, works in the global headquarters of an Amercian Fortune 250 company with more than 100 years of history. It took me years after graduating to land this job... but I believe that having a diploma from a US university played a very important part. With regards to academics and activities, I recall that it is up to the student to make the most of them. I saw students that took their MBA very seriously and some students who took it mostly as a gap/party year. (My guess... like other universities...) Some international students went back home, some landed jobs abroad (including the U.S.), and some started their own businesses. When it came to landing a job (As an international student, landing a job abroad was at the top of my list), I remember that I felt discouraged because it was not as simple/easy as I imagined just by reading the marketing pamphlets. I remember struggling when I realized that many US companies were not sponsoring, and some recruiters had not heard about HULT. Eventually I saw it as an opportunity to talk about the strengths and selling points of HULT: very international, multiple campuses around the world, its accreditations (EQUIS, AMBA, AACSB), participating in the HULT Challenge to tackle a real business problem at a real company, and talking about overall rankings like The Economist - Ranked #38). Career Development did provide us with tools to help us navigate in our job search, but at the end it was up to us to make it happen. Note that in addition to applying and networking, sometimes it is also a matter of luck... being in the right place at the right time. This did not apply when I went to school, but I think it applies today... If you are an international student, I would suggest taking advantage of the programs at HULT that qualify for the STEM OPT (a 24-month extension period to the one year OPT of F-1 students). This has the potential of giving you up to 3 years of work permit in the US. I hope that this helps if you are considering HULT as your business school. PS: Don't freak out if you receive a ton of ads when applying... it is not a scam (although bombarding people with ads is not a good look and it does not paint a serious picture of a serious business school.)"

"It’s a school with different people coming al over the world. And it’s not just about studying, you will always get chance to connect with new people and their culture in a more friendly ways. Quite a good choice to go and learn things Internationally."