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22 Jan 2013, 08:06
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I am currently debating several EMBA programs. I live in Ohio but travel a lot domestically - and at least once per month to NYC. I am looking at several options and would like a top school - and one where I can make the schedule work. I am intrigued by the new MIT program - any feedback / opinions on this program? Flying monthly to Boston would be fine. Obviously Cornell & Columbia are in NYC - although twice per month. Would they be stronger choices than MIT?
Case Western (Weatherhead) is in my back yard - but don't see much about this program. Would appreciate any input. Tuition is high - and the school has a solid reputation in other fields. Lastly, Ross is also an option - very well ranked and geographically doable.
Deadlines are approaching for applications so trying to narrow the list a bit.
Appreciate any input
Case Western (Weatherhead) is in my back yard - but don't see much about this program. Would appreciate any input. Tuition is high - and the school has a solid reputation in other fields. Lastly, Ross is also an option - very well ranked and geographically doable.
Deadlines are approaching for applications so trying to narrow the list a bit.
Appreciate any input
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I would avoid this one. Getting an MBA shouldn't be out of convience, and if you're going to shell out big bucks for the program, you want an MBA that'll take you places. Cornell/Columbia/MIT/Ross are all fine choices. Have you considered Wharton (options in San Fran and Philly) or Kellogg and Booth? Chicago sounds like an easier trip from Ohio, and you won't be sacraficing the quality of the eduacation and network.
