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Learn what truly sets the UC Riverside MBA apart and how it helps in your professional growth
19 Mar 2014, 21:52
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I am a working professional looking to get an online MBA starting in the fall. I have been accepted to both the University of Texas at Dallas (Jindal) and Indiana (Kelley). Kelley is ranked #21 by US News and World Report while UTD is #37. Indiana is clearly the better school but is $20,000 more expensive over the course of the entire program. Any thoughts or opinions on what the best career choice would be? Thanks so much for any and all input.
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Concentration: Finance, Strategy
Schools: Marshall '17 (D) UCSD '17 (D) Merage '17 (D) Pepperdine '17 (D) W.P. Carey '17 (M$) UC Davis '17 (D) McDonough '17 (S) Jindal '17 (A) DePaul' 17 (II) Kelley '17 (D) GWU '17 (A) Smeal '17 (WL) Yale '17 (S)
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Schools: Marshall '17 (D) UCSD '17 (D) Merage '17 (D) Pepperdine '17 (D) W.P. Carey '17 (M$) UC Davis '17 (D) McDonough '17 (S) Jindal '17 (A) DePaul' 17 (II) Kelley '17 (D) GWU '17 (A) Smeal '17 (WL) Yale '17 (S)
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30 Mar 2015, 13:35
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I've actually visited both schools regarding their FT program and the Indiana program seems to be highly ranked mainly because they have an incredible focus on networking, their students are always travelling and getting facetime with employers in addition to a rigorous program - not sure how it applies to an online MBA - but I feel that if you are getting a part-time MBA to get advanced in your company it won't make a difference at all; if it is to switch employers while going up a level it probably wont, if you ware doing it to switch Focus/Industries while going up a level it might. Overall, the difference in outcomes for part-time programs doesn't seem to be that huge - but before you take my word for it remember it is your 20grand.
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