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Learn what truly sets the UC Riverside MBA apart and how it helps in your professional growth
16 Jul 2018, 22:52
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Hi folks,
Was recently accepted to Anderson's FEMBA (Fully-Employed MBA) program for this fall after tanking Round 3 Full-Time apps.
I'm 29 with a decent career on the business side (BD) of Entertainment/Tech in LA. Interested in pivoting to something a little more firmly on the tech side i.e. VC or BD with a large tech firm. Trying to weigh the trade offs and determine the impact of pursuing my MBA as a part-time student. Is it a definitively "lesser" program, or is it truly a "you get what you put in" sort of deal?
Appreciate any and all advice from those familiar with the program!
Thanks,
Jen
Was recently accepted to Anderson's FEMBA (Fully-Employed MBA) program for this fall after tanking Round 3 Full-Time apps.
I'm 29 with a decent career on the business side (BD) of Entertainment/Tech in LA. Interested in pivoting to something a little more firmly on the tech side i.e. VC or BD with a large tech firm. Trying to weigh the trade offs and determine the impact of pursuing my MBA as a part-time student. Is it a definitively "lesser" program, or is it truly a "you get what you put in" sort of deal?
Appreciate any and all advice from those familiar with the program!
Thanks,
Jen
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