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Cr3at1v3
Joined: 09 Jan 2012
Last visit: 29 Jan 2013
Posts: 35
Given Kudos: 29
Location: United Kingdom
Concentration: Strategy, Marketing
Schools: Kellogg 1YR '15 Goizueta '16 Booth '16 Haas '15
GMAT 1: 660 Q47 V33
GPA: 2.93
WE:Analyst (Energy)
11 Jan 2012, 06:48
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Hi eveyone,
I have been researching about one-year MBA's in the USA lately. Since the information seems to be hidden very well, I wanted to share some of the information on the programs I found.
Focus are the business schools in the USA, since it is common to offer 21-24 months. In Europe most of the schools offer one-year programs.
Details are attached for the schools doing better in the ranking, but I am happy to share a few links for alternatives in the USA, that are not considered first-tier in business week.
The programs are for business / economics / math majors, that can proof the fundamental courses (e.g. Microeconomics, Finance, Management).
There are a few accelerated programs for science majors as well, which I haven't investigated further due to my background.
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- 80-90 every year
- FT: 21 BW: 4 Ec: 18
- Same as 2Y, Tuition 72,000$
- Summer preparation and then electives together with 2nd year
- 45 enrolled in 2011 (Class of 2012)
- FT: 30 BW: 13 Ec: 25
- All Median: 710 GMAT, 3.56 GPA, 4 years experience and 82,620$
- Intensive 10 week orientation + 2 weeks internship
- 39 enrolled in 2011 (Class of 2012)
- FT: 38 BW: 22 Ec: 28
- Average: 642 GMAT, 3.4 GPA, 5+ years experience and 65,400$ tuition
- special scholarships, career service
- 65 enrolled in 2011 (Class of 2012)
- FT: 80 BW: 24 Ec: 40
- Average: GPA 3.34, 5 years experience and 61,200$ tuition
- Start in may
If someone found other challenging programs in the USA I would be happy to look at them. My application is planned for this summer, so there is still some time to decide.
link:
link:
Format:
- Business School + link to one-year info
- Intake
- Ranking (FT = Financial Times MBA 2011, BW = Business Week Full-time USA, Ec = Economist MBA North America)
- Admission (GMAT etc), Tuition
- Other info
I have been researching about one-year MBA's in the USA lately. Since the information seems to be hidden very well, I wanted to share some of the information on the programs I found.
Focus are the business schools in the USA, since it is common to offer 21-24 months. In Europe most of the schools offer one-year programs.
Details are attached for the schools doing better in the ranking, but I am happy to share a few links for alternatives in the USA, that are not considered first-tier in business week.
The programs are for business / economics / math majors, that can proof the fundamental courses (e.g. Microeconomics, Finance, Management).
There are a few accelerated programs for science majors as well, which I haven't investigated further due to my background.
-
Kellogg (Northwestern University)
https://kellogg.northwestern.edu/Program ... ogram.aspx- 80-90 every year
- FT: 21 BW: 4 Ec: 18
- Same as 2Y, Tuition 72,000$
- Summer preparation and then electives together with 2nd year
Johnson (Cornell University)
https://johnson.cornell.edu/Academic-Pro ... d-MBA.aspx- 45 enrolled in 2011 (Class of 2012)
- FT: 30 BW: 13 Ec: 25
- All Median: 710 GMAT, 3.56 GPA, 4 years experience and 82,620$
- Intensive 10 week orientation + 2 weeks internship
Goizueta (Emory University)
https://goizueta.emory.edu/degree/fullti ... ogram.html- 39 enrolled in 2011 (Class of 2012)
- FT: 38 BW: 22 Ec: 28
- Average: 642 GMAT, 3.4 GPA, 5+ years experience and 65,400$ tuition
- special scholarships, career service
Mendoza (Notre Dame University)
https://business.nd.edu/mba/one-year_mba/- 65 enrolled in 2011 (Class of 2012)
- FT: 80 BW: 24 Ec: 40
- Average: GPA 3.34, 5 years experience and 61,200$ tuition
- Start in may
Babson
https://babson.edu/graduate/academics/mb ... fault.aspxUniversity of Florida
https://floridamba.ufl.edu/traditional/oneyearB/Hult
https://hult.edu/programs/mba/If someone found other challenging programs in the USA I would be happy to look at them. My application is planned for this summer, so there is still some time to decide.
Boston University
link:
USC Marshall
link:
Format:
- Business School + link to one-year info
- Intake
- Ranking (FT = Financial Times MBA 2011, BW = Business Week Full-time USA, Ec = Economist MBA North America)
- Admission (GMAT etc), Tuition
- Other info
08 Feb 2012, 20:45
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Canada has a decent 1 year program at Ivy (University of Western). Pretty intensive considering the timing but i was thinking to have this as my back up if the US schools don't work out
08 Feb 2012, 23:28
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I am also interested in one-year accelerated MBA programs. This post was very informative! Thank you for sharing 
I wonder if acceptance into these programs is more competitive than the two-year programs offered at the school. hmm.
I wonder if acceptance into these programs is more competitive than the two-year programs offered at the school. hmm.
