That might sound like an odd question but which online MBA offers the best following combination:
- Reputation
- Affordable
- Interactive and offering good online face to face work
- and most importantly: fits well with a busy work life. As much as I am interested with an MBA, I don't want to kill my family and professional life balance. So I am looking for a program that won't take more than 10-12 hours of my week.
What I have in mind are either Manchester or Warwick. IE is very compelling but really intense and pricey.
Would you guys suggest anything different?
Best combination for a busy life
Posted Jan 21, 2011 04:58
- Reputation
- Affordable
- Interactive and offering good online face to face work
- and most importantly: fits well with a busy work life. As much as I am interested with an MBA, I don't want to kill my family and professional life balance. So I am looking for a program that won't take more than 10-12 hours of my week.
What I have in mind are either Manchester or Warwick. IE is very compelling but really intense and pricey.
Would you guys suggest anything different?
Posted Jan 21, 2011 18:30
I think you really nailed the key criteria. Price, rep and interaction. But I guess schools that tick those last two boxes suggest it will be more immersive. I have read that part time programs - even online - are harder than the full time experience, just because one tries to do things in addition to work, family etc.
Hey, what about a program that is spread out over a longer period (than just 2 years)?
I am sorry don't know that much about these English and European M.B.A. programs.
Hey, what about a program that is spread out over a longer period (than just 2 years)?
I am sorry don't know that much about these English and European M.B.A. programs.
Posted Feb 19, 2011 23:26
Are you only looking at UK schools? If so, I would add these to the list of possibilities:
Henley
University of Liverpool
Aberdeen
The Warwick program has been around for a long time though - and from what I hear the curriculum is pretty comprehensive. As far as reputation goes I would rank that pretty high.
Check out the article here for more insight:
http://www.find-mba.com/article/419/is-doing-an-online-mba-really-worth-it
That might sound like an odd question but which online MBA offers the best following combination:
- Reputation
- Affordable
- Interactive and offering good online face to face work
- and most importantly: fits well with a busy work life. As much as I am interested with an MBA, I don't want to kill my family and professional life balance. So I am looking for a program that won't take more than 10-12 hours of my week.
What I have in mind are either Manchester or Warwick. IE is very compelling but really intense and pricey.
Would you guys suggest anything different?
Henley
University of Liverpool
Aberdeen
The Warwick program has been around for a long time though - and from what I hear the curriculum is pretty comprehensive. As far as reputation goes I would rank that pretty high.
Check out the article here for more insight:
http://www.find-mba.com/article/419/is-doing-an-online-mba-really-worth-it
<blockquote>That might sound like an odd question but which online MBA offers the best following combination:
- Reputation
- Affordable
- Interactive and offering good online face to face work
- and most importantly: fits well with a busy work life. As much as I am interested with an MBA, I don't want to kill my family and professional life balance. So I am looking for a program that won't take more than 10-12 hours of my week.
What I have in mind are either Manchester or Warwick. IE is very compelling but really intense and pricey.
Would you guys suggest anything different?</blockquote>
Posted Jun 06, 2011 11:52
Here is a good one.
http://www.find-mba.com/board/20012
http://www.find-mba.com/board/20012
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