\nWhile Columbia will review any application that comes in, it is tougher for younger candidates to be successful here, while those with more work experience might see a favorable outcome.<\/p>\n
You want an EMBA from two great schools<\/strong> You are not changing careers, and you are in a hurry<\/strong> You want to work on Wall Street<\/strong> Today\u2019s blog post was clipped from our Essential Guide to Columbia Business School<\/a>, one of 15 guides to the world\u2019s top MBA programs, available for purchase on the Veritas Prep site. If you\u2019re ready to start building your own application for Columbia or other top MBA programs, call us at 1-800-925-7737 and speak with an MBA admissions<\/a> expert today.<\/p>\n
\nEarning your degree through one of Columbia\u2019s Executive MBA programs, in partnership with either London Business School, or UC Berkeley\u2019s Haas School, means that you will be an alumni of both programs, offering a combined breadth of opportunities and resources unheard of for graduates of most elite programs.<\/p>\n
\nAs mentioned above, the Columbia J-Term is the only accelerated MBA program available in the U.S. It\u2019s not the right option for everyone, but if you are committed to your existing career and
\njust need more skills to advance, or if you are an entrepreneur or will be returning to a family business, the J-Term can be an ideal choice, with lower opportunity cost than the traditional two-year track.<\/p>\n
\nThis hardly needs to be mentioned, but in case it is not obvious: Columbia is a major feeder program to the bulge bracket i-banks, hedge funds, and the most elite financial institutions in the world. Goldman Sachs only recruits at a handful of schools: here, and at Wharton and LBS.<\/p>\n
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