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by Kehrler » Mon Jul 16, 2012 4:22 pm
Does anyone have feedback on whether it's better to target a local EMBA program where you can be on campus more often, versus one where you need to travel to? Looking at NYC area versus Northeast (Boston/Philly).
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by myEssayReview » Wed Aug 08, 2012 11:33 am
The choice of nearby or faraway EMBA depend on what your priorities are.If the local EMBA program fulfills your needs/ interests, why would you take the trouble of traveling ? No one can advise you about this choice without looking at your profile or goals?
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by Jon@Admissionado » Wed Aug 08, 2012 10:46 pm
Better to ask a question with specifics! :)
But depends on you, I mean Boston/Philly is definitely close enough, and easy enough to get to, that it's an option if you get into a much better program there, but there are nice programs in NY too, and they are pretty hooked up.
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by campbellronald7 » Wed Dec 05, 2012 1:28 am
Babson College has one of the best entrepreneurship programs in the U.S. and is top-ranked in the northeast region. It is one of the best MBA programs in Boston, if you are still considering going to school in Boston.
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by sagar@jk » Mon Dec 17, 2012 11:30 pm
While being more often in campus has its advantages, some reasons beyond this too should influence your choice of an EMBA program. They are:

1. EMBA Ranking: More than local or travel, the reputation of the EMBA course you choose is more important. Some reputed EMBA in these areas include New York Stern 7 Columbia Business School in NYC, Wharton in Philly, and Harvard (PLD) in Boston. Of these, Wharton leads the brigade; Harvard's Program for Leadership Development (PLD) is not an EMBA program but enjoys high corporate respect, while Columbia & NYU are neck to neck in the next slab.

2. Professional Schedule: EMBA is a part-time program with weekend classes held once or twice a month. Get the program calendar for the course you are targeting. Accordingly see how and what your professional schedule allows. If you have a better option far off, but your professional engagements cannot accommodate the travel, then prefer a local EMBA program where you can attend the classes regularly.

3. Cost: This is as important. You need to see the finances. Beyond the program fee, traveling sure is an additional expense.
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