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01 Oct 2015, 00:48
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regarding the chance to get a job, which one is better, one year or two year MBA?
I am old, and want to take one year MBA, but am afraid that the chance of getting a job is lower than two year program.
anyone know any thing, pls, advise, comment
thank you
I am old, and want to take one year MBA, but am afraid that the chance of getting a job is lower than two year program.
anyone know any thing, pls, advise, comment
thank you
13 Oct 2015, 09:03
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I agree with kwok007. If you're using the MBA to change careers then a 2 year is better because you have the chance to do an internship between your first and second year. But if you're looking to advance in your current career track, or you're an entrepreneur or you work for a family business, then a 1 year program is a great option. Also remember that even a 1 year program is likely to increase your options from your current state so I definitely wouldn't recommend against the 1 year if you feel that's the best fit for you. Good luck!
