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So I'm graduating in December 2016 with a bachelor's in electrical engineering and planning to go straight into an MBA program. Is it possible  to go to an asian university (looking at the korean SKY schools and KAIST) for a year or two  and then transfer to an american university (or at least as easy to transfer as it is for undergrads)? My reasoning for doing this is the SKY schools/KAIST are a million times cheaper than any university in the US therefore saving me tens of thousands of dollars. I'll also be able to travel somewhere new and experience life there. It also helps I have a lot of Korean friends currently going to university in Korea so I won't be alone in a foreign land.

When I've discussed this with my parents they told me that credits don't transfer between mba programs like they did in undergrad programs. Is this true?
<bot>: Is it possible to go to a Korean university for a year or two to get some credits towards my MBA then transfer back to the US for a year to get my degree there?