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Jan 2011 Intake [#permalink] New post   16 Nov 2009, 21:42
I know Insead and Columnbia has Jan 2011 Mba program, are there any other school out there offers Jan intake? Thank you.
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Re: Jan 2011 Intake [#permalink] New post   27 Jan 2010, 02:21
darlynn wrote:
I know Insead and Columnbia has Jan 2011 Mba program, are there any other school out there offers Jan intake? Thank you.



RSM Erasmus university and HEC Paris also have Jan intake
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Re: Jan 2011 Intake [#permalink] New post   01 Feb 2010, 05:27
Is there any issue (I don't know, but a few ppl told me not to go for session starting Jan) with Jan intake?

I'm planning to apply in R3 (end-Mar/ mid-Apr) of a few European schools for Sept '10 session and also eyeing Jan '11 session. I know it's really late, but not left with many options now...

Open to any suggestions/ comments/ tips/ criticism...
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Re: Jan 2011 Intake [#permalink] New post   02 Feb 2010, 23:06
the january programs and the 'standard' september intake programs are really geared towards different groups of people

standard programs - 2 years w/ internship - career changers, general candidates

january programs - 1.5 years w/ no internship (at least this is the structure at columbia) - geared towards people looking to work at the same company, or at a family owned company, since you will not gain the benefits of an internship.
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Re: Jan 2011 Intake [#permalink] New post   03 Feb 2010, 02:19
Thanks. But as I have mentioned, I'm eyeing European schools only with 1 yr program. Does that change anything in terms of Standard Sept intake and Jan intake?
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Re: Jan 2011 Intake [#permalink] New post   04 Feb 2010, 12:52
No difference at schools like INSEAD and HEC in each intake's admissions standards.
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