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20 Jun 2009, 20:14
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Can someone post a link to a list of the best E-MBA schools? I believe Wharton has one, but beyond that, I'm not sure. Also, how are E-MBA degrees regarded against those that go fulltime? Do people really know? I guess it would show up on a transcript if the employer looked at it later on down the road. Ok, done thinking out loud now.
21 Jun 2009, 04:24
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Here's a link to the latest BW rankings of EMBA programs (2007). It's probably due for an update this year but I don't know when that would be released:
https://images.businessweek.com/ss/07/11 ... dex_01.htm
In terms of how they're regarded, I don't think there's much if any difference. Down the line, your resume just will say MBA from School X. Maybe if you're trying to change careers it would make it harder since the EMBA programs are primarily designed for people staying within their company/industry and may not have the same level of recruitment support during the program.
https://images.businessweek.com/ss/07/11 ... dex_01.htm
In terms of how they're regarded, I don't think there's much if any difference. Down the line, your resume just will say MBA from School X. Maybe if you're trying to change careers it would make it harder since the EMBA programs are primarily designed for people staying within their company/industry and may not have the same level of recruitment support during the program.
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Kellogg's is pretty sweet, the upper floors of their building are actually like a hotel where students stay. We often go to the building with our professors for lunches and I must say the food is great. For the most part only the top Kellogg professors teach courses at the EMBA program.
I know Booth, Columbia, Wharton, Ross, and Duke also have EMBAs. They all will have websites that will provide great information. Also remember that some of the schools have programs far away from the university. I know Kellogg has one in Evanston but another in Miami, and Wharton has one in Philly but another in San Fran.
I know Booth, Columbia, Wharton, Ross, and Duke also have EMBAs. They all will have websites that will provide great information. Also remember that some of the schools have programs far away from the university. I know Kellogg has one in Evanston but another in Miami, and Wharton has one in Philly but another in San Fran.
