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17 Jun 2024, 01:00
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14+ years experienced 36yr old female based in Melbourne, Australia.
Working in IT, currently in a tech lead role (Product Owner promotion in sight)
Experience - 1 year in London, 5 years in India, rest in Australia
GPA - 4/5
Yet to give my GMAT.
Here are my questions-
1. Is it worth doing a 1yr MBA where avg work experience is only 6years?
2, If no to question#1, then are part-time courses better? If so, options please.
So far, I am leaning towards INSEAD for FT option as their programme is for 10months and closer to home.
For part-time, I was looking at Haas Flex, and UIUC.
Your advice is appreciated.
Working in IT, currently in a tech lead role (Product Owner promotion in sight)
Experience - 1 year in London, 5 years in India, rest in Australia
GPA - 4/5
Yet to give my GMAT.
Here are my questions-
1. Is it worth doing a 1yr MBA where avg work experience is only 6years?
2, If no to question#1, then are part-time courses better? If so, options please.
So far, I am leaning towards INSEAD for FT option as their programme is for 10months and closer to home.
For part-time, I was looking at Haas Flex, and UIUC.
Your advice is appreciated.
17 Jun 2024, 06:20
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Kay6
Hello Kay6,
Hope this finds you well.
Part-time courses can never match the rigor and exposure that a full-time MBA brings with it; however, whether you should do a 1-year MBA depends on why you need an MBA at this point in your career and the opportunities for career advancement available with you at the moment.
We have worked with several candidates with high years of experience (and looking for a 1-year full-time program); feel free to get in touch with us for a detailed profile evaluation.
Thanks.
All the best!
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Hello Kay6,
My honest advice is that although you have "only" 6 years of full-time work experience, age is a factor too. It sounds like you may fall into the category of no-traditional student, which is great. It's what makes you unique and quite my specialty as an MBA admissions consultant. After living 14 years in Paris, and having worked for 6 at ESSEC, I know the French business schools better than most. Most of my clients are going for INSEAD and/or HEC.
That said, I fully agree with the person who commented that part-time programs never match the rigor nor exposure of F/T programs. I would say the same about distance/online programs. Furthermore, I am a huge fan of doing your MBA in a country other than where you have lived or worked, so France would round off your CV nicely!
That said, we can't tell much about your goals and that will be very determinate when it comes to your eligibility. I'd be happy to discuss this further if you'd like to get in touch for a free profile review.
By the way, I used to live in Australia - definitely miss the sunshine, pristine beaches, and chill people.
Get in touch when you like,
Eric Lucrezia
My honest advice is that although you have "only" 6 years of full-time work experience, age is a factor too. It sounds like you may fall into the category of no-traditional student, which is great. It's what makes you unique and quite my specialty as an MBA admissions consultant. After living 14 years in Paris, and having worked for 6 at ESSEC, I know the French business schools better than most. Most of my clients are going for INSEAD and/or HEC.
That said, I fully agree with the person who commented that part-time programs never match the rigor nor exposure of F/T programs. I would say the same about distance/online programs. Furthermore, I am a huge fan of doing your MBA in a country other than where you have lived or worked, so France would round off your CV nicely!
That said, we can't tell much about your goals and that will be very determinate when it comes to your eligibility. I'd be happy to discuss this further if you'd like to get in touch for a free profile review.
By the way, I used to live in Australia - definitely miss the sunshine, pristine beaches, and chill people.
Get in touch when you like,
Eric Lucrezia
