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Hi there,

I agree with the above reply, you are not too old for Executive MBA program. Infact EMBA programs are designed for working professionals like you having more than 8-9 years of work experience. There are couple of EMBA programs where you can apply.

Your profile and GMAT score are pretty good so you have many options for EMBA program.

If you would like to know in detail about EMBA programs, you may visit https://bit.ly/1mthCl8. You may also send your Resume/profile detail through PM for free profile evaluation.

If you happen to based out of Bangalore, you may also attend the info session conducted by top Ivy League B-School graduates and ISB admissions team. For more information and registrations visit https://bit.ly/TEyU1V

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Yes, I think with your profile, you will be the best fit for EMBA programs. Enrolling for Columbia's Saturday classes seems like a great option.

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Yes, I think with your profile, you will be the best fit for EMBA programs. Enrolling for Columbia's Saturday classes seems like a great option.

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If the average age for Columbia EMBA is 31, at what age would I be considered too old for even an EMBA? I am currently 36. I haven't submitted my application for EMBA yet despite my original post earlier this year. As per my original post, I was laid off a year ago. I have been project consulting since then but have not landed a permanent position which the EMBA program requires.

I have many other achievements. As I mentioned before, I am a CFA Charterholder/CPA. I have many years of experience and lots of extracurricular activities. Among other things, I'm a member of the New York Society of Security Analysts and sit on a # of committees for them as a way of networking with financial professionals. Unfortunately, I fear all of this makes me seem like an even more mature candidate and much older than your average 31 year old.

My background is in accounting but I want to move into either Corporate Finance or Investment Analysis.

Note: I cannot consider an EMBA program that requires Fridays off.

Any advice would be helpful! Many thanks!!!
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Booth has a weekend program, and so does Kellogg. Lots of the folks fly back and forth....but it's a commitment (met someone that come from brazil). The booth program is better IMO. It's the same as the FT program. The Kellogg one seems to have different teachers but it's all the same degree. UCLA also has something similar FEMBA - but that might be a stretch coming from nyc. I'm pretty sure you don't need employer sign off for these ones.