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07 Dec 2011, 22:45
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Capricorn369
I was checking online and Kellogg's 1 year MBA is supposed to be one of the best across the world. Now I am very keen on the 1 year option. But saw that the number of seats are much lesser compared to the 2 year option (only about 80)
The biggest advantages of 1 year option would be that you can complete your course in 1 year and get back to working faster at the same time incur costs that are significantly lesser than the 2 year option. Not having an internship maybe a slight issue but the kellogg brand name is such that I doubt you will end up jobless. I hear that the 1Y option gives you equal oppurtunities as far as on campus recruiting is concerned.
07 Dec 2011, 22:50
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dattaraj
@dattaraj - you are absolutely right and thats why i'm game for it.
btw, you can download a 1Y Viewbook from Kellogg website that gives information about list of companies recruiting 1Y folks.Cheers!
07 Dec 2011, 22:59
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@Capricorn
In my opinion applying for the 1 year program is almost like getting a scholarship (time and money wise). I downloaded the 1Y book and saw that almost 40% of the class is sponsored. That leaves about 50 people (out of potential class of 80). Wow... the odds look difficult !!!
Maybe, applying for the 2Y program maybe easier. Not sure now. I was checking out previous threads of gmatclub and somebody had written that the competition for the 1Y program get pretty intense. Also, although the average gmat score mentioned for the 1Y is 700, it would be wise to note that almost 40% of the class is sponsored. My feeling is that the gmat score of the non sponsored lot are likely to be in the mid to high 700's.
Definitely wont be easy to get in. But I am sold on the 1Y option now.
In my opinion applying for the 1 year program is almost like getting a scholarship (time and money wise). I downloaded the 1Y book and saw that almost 40% of the class is sponsored. That leaves about 50 people (out of potential class of 80). Wow... the odds look difficult !!!
Maybe, applying for the 2Y program maybe easier. Not sure now. I was checking out previous threads of gmatclub and somebody had written that the competition for the 1Y program get pretty intense. Also, although the average gmat score mentioned for the 1Y is 700, it would be wise to note that almost 40% of the class is sponsored. My feeling is that the gmat score of the non sponsored lot are likely to be in the mid to high 700's.
Definitely wont be easy to get in. But I am sold on the 1Y option now.
