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gmatnewbie19
06 Feb 2020, 00:05
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Wharton EMBA (2 years part time)
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EMBA Global Americas & Europe London Business School and Columbia Business School (2 years part time)
vs.
MIT Sloan Fellows MBA (1 year full time)
I'm considering 3 very different programs and I can't seem to find much information or comparison between them. All three programs require at least 10 years of work experience.
A little on my background:
I'm an electrical engineer with 10 years of experience in Tech (R&D) living in the Northeast. Currently in technology development and management. Looking to move into senior management and entrepreneurship. I wouldn't mind working internationally for a few years but long-term will be in the US.
Does anyone have any thoughts for comparison or which program is most valuable in industry?
vs.
EMBA Global Americas & Europe London Business School and Columbia Business School (2 years part time)
vs.
MIT Sloan Fellows MBA (1 year full time)
I'm considering 3 very different programs and I can't seem to find much information or comparison between them. All three programs require at least 10 years of work experience.
A little on my background:
I'm an electrical engineer with 10 years of experience in Tech (R&D) living in the Northeast. Currently in technology development and management. Looking to move into senior management and entrepreneurship. I wouldn't mind working internationally for a few years but long-term will be in the US.
Does anyone have any thoughts for comparison or which program is most valuable in industry?
JohnAnderson
GMAT 1: 730 Q48 V42
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10 Feb 2020, 23:47
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gmatnewbie19
All of those would be fine options in your case. When hiring managers look at your resume, they'll see the quality of your work and also the fact that you did a name brand MBA. They're not going to react differently to Wharton vs. Sloan vs. LBS. All are impressive. You're not in investment banking or management consulting where some slight difference in rankings matters. Apply to all and see what happens. I wouldn't rack your brain about which one is better at this point. Also consider the MIT Sloan Executive MBA.
