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I know Insead and Columnbia has Jan 2011 Mba program, are there any other school out there offers Jan intake? Thank you.
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I know Insead and Columnbia has Jan 2011 Mba program, are there any other school out there offers Jan intake? Thank you.
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RSM Erasmus university and HEC Paris also have Jan intake
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Is there any issue (I don't know, but a few ppl told me not to go for session starting Jan) with Jan intake?

I'm planning to apply in R3 (end-Mar/ mid-Apr) of a few European schools for Sept '10 session and also eyeing Jan '11 session. I know it's really late, but not left with many options now...

Open to any suggestions/ comments/ tips/ criticism...
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the january programs and the 'standard' september intake programs are really geared towards different groups of people

standard programs - 2 years w/ internship - career changers, general candidates

january programs - 1.5 years w/ no internship (at least this is the structure at columbia) - geared towards people looking to work at the same company, or at a family owned company, since you will not gain the benefits of an internship.
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Thanks. But as I have mentioned, I'm eyeing European schools only with 1 yr program. Does that change anything in terms of Standard Sept intake and Jan intake?
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No difference at schools like INSEAD and HEC in each intake's admissions standards.