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20 Nov 2013, 14:32
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20 Nov 2013, 18:41
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Hey All,
There may be a select number of students that applied to the full-time MBA, but whom Admissions thought would be a better fit for one of the executive MBA formats due to their background and experience levels.
Here is some information that may help to clear up some of the confusion. Darden’s EMBA and Global EMBA (GEMBA) programs both cover the same core curriculum as the school’s full-time MBA format, are taught by the same faculty, utilize the same Darden case method and result in the same degree. Regarding the concern about making a career switch, this has actually become a more and more common occurrence among EMBA students, and Darden provides strong resources to support this, including allowing EMBA and GEMBA students to participate in on campus interviewing.
For more specific information, I’d encourage you to visit the Darden website, reach out to the Admissions Office, and/or contact the EMBA programs at [email protected]. Additionally, there are many EMBA and GEMBA students that are available to answer any questions you have: https://www.darden.virginia.edu/web/Executive-MBA/S... Please know that Darden can help connect you with students in the program, including some who were in the same situation last year. I hope this is helpful!
There may be a select number of students that applied to the full-time MBA, but whom Admissions thought would be a better fit for one of the executive MBA formats due to their background and experience levels.
Here is some information that may help to clear up some of the confusion. Darden’s EMBA and Global EMBA (GEMBA) programs both cover the same core curriculum as the school’s full-time MBA format, are taught by the same faculty, utilize the same Darden case method and result in the same degree. Regarding the concern about making a career switch, this has actually become a more and more common occurrence among EMBA students, and Darden provides strong resources to support this, including allowing EMBA and GEMBA students to participate in on campus interviewing.
For more specific information, I’d encourage you to visit the Darden website, reach out to the Admissions Office, and/or contact the EMBA programs at [email protected]. Additionally, there are many EMBA and GEMBA students that are available to answer any questions you have: https://www.darden.virginia.edu/web/Executive-MBA/S... Please know that Darden can help connect you with students in the program, including some who were in the same situation last year. I hope this is helpful!
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20 Nov 2013, 22:29
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