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Hi there-- my advice for that level of detail q by school would be to look at their website first of all, and/or the Businessweek.com B-school profile screen shot, which includes many of those stats, but also the hiring statistics and financial aid stats by school. Anything you cannot find, you can reach out to the school's admissions and/or careers office to clarify. Good luck!
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Hi there-- my advice for that level of detail q by school would be to look at their website first of all, and/or the Businessweek.com B-school profile screen shot, which includes many of those stats, but also the hiring statistics and financial aid stats by school. Anything you cannot find, you can reach out to the school's admissions and/or careers office to clarify. Good luck!

Hi,

I am also interested in Accelerated/1 year MBA programs mainly due to lower costs involved, in comparison to the traditional Full-time option. But I have a few concerns:

1. Do they have similar job prospects as the traditional Full-time program?
2. Will I be able to do an internship while pursuing the course?
3. Will I be able to work part time simultaneously in order to support my living expenses?
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Hi there--

One-year MBAs are an option to consider and usually do offer cost savings at least in terms of the year of saved living costs (in some cases tuition is not necessarily cut in half fyi). Yes job prospects are generally the same. Many 1-year programs do still offer the internship option for those who would like to do one, you need to research by program. Working part-time during the program is usually not an option as the coursework is so intense and there is just no time. However keep in mind that in most cases internships are paid and sometimes quite well. Also many b-school students finance their degree through low-interest rate educational loans, paid back over 5-15 years with their post-MBA salaries. Hope this helps!