If those are your only choices, you'll probably be much better off with either the Warwick or Manchester programs. The Athabasca program isn't accredited by a reputable international accreditation organization (AACSB, EQUIS, or AMBA) - and you'd not be guaranteed the same quality as you would one of the more reputable UK-based distance learning programs.
Are you in Canada? Another option might be a lower-ranked EMBA program, which would be more affordable and give you face-to-face interaction and the associated "soft skill" development. Concordia Molson has one that's designed for working professionals like you, for example: you meet in Montreal one day a week (on either Friday or Saturday.) That one's $68k CAD
Alberta has a similarly-designed program, but you go to class every second weekend. Could be doable, depending on your schedule. That one is $58k CAD.
If those are your only choices, you'll probably be much better off with either the Warwick or Manchester programs. The Athabasca program isn't accredited by a reputable international accreditation organization (AACSB, EQUIS, or AMBA) - and you'd not be guaranteed the same quality as you would one of the more reputable UK-based distance learning programs.
Are you in Canada? Another option might be a lower-ranked EMBA program, which would be more affordable and give you face-to-face interaction and the associated "soft skill" development. Concordia Molson has one that's designed for working professionals like you, for example: you meet in Montreal one day a week (on either Friday or Saturday.) That one's $68k CAD
Alberta has a similarly-designed program, but you go to class every second weekend. Could be doable, depending on your schedule. That one is $58k CAD.
