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Choose your MBA
What type of MBA? Full-time,Part-Time, Executive, On-line, Specialized, Corporate MBAs...
How can you choose the program that fits your needs the best? To make the right decision, you should think about some factors: your career, your lifestyle, your financial needs and the curriculum that is important to you...
David against Goliath MBAs. Are top ten MBAs the only choice?
Pursuing an MBA is not a decision that should be taken lightly. Many candidates choose a program because of its international reputation. Should it be the only factor in creating a successful career? Are branding and rankings the only matters?...
Do Your Soul-Searching First,School-Searching Second Students Share Secrets of Choosing an MBA Program
An MBA should not be expensive wallpaper-a sacred document to frame and hang up in your office for all to admire. The purpose of an MBA is to serve its owner as a sturdy tool for constructing a career. Whether you want to develop managerial or specialized technical skills to secure a promotion, undertake a drastic career change or mere ly remain market able in your current position, an MBA program exists for every motivation...
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Overview of MBA Programmes: Full-time, Part-time, Distance-learning and Executive MBAs
MBA programmes are numerous. With so many options, the search for the MBA that is best suited for your goals is a strenuous and demanding process. The first step is to identify the type of MBA you are looking for. Above all, you need to realize that there is no "best" or "worst" MBA...
The Employers' Perspective: A Full-time or an Executive MBA Program?
It is widely accepted that an MBA from a good school opens many doors to a graduate. Employers know the value of an MBA which makes them willing to fully or partially sponsor their employees. The question is what difference it makes for a manager to hold a traditional and a non-traditional (part-time or executive) MBA while being engaged or sponsored by his or her current employer...
Reims Management School
Interviews with Reims Management School MBA alumni
Having a mechanical engineering background and a 5-year experience in technical and commercial fields in the Middle East area, I have reached a point in my career path where to move forward into the international business, a first-class degree is considered necessary...
