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MBA with international development

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by saleone gal » Tue May 13, 2008 7:50 am
Hi,
Can anyone please provide me with some information. I live in the MD/DC/VA area and interested in part-time MBA with international development specialization. I am looking at GW or Georgetown. Can anyone provide me some feedback for these 2 programs.

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by VP_MBA_Guru » Tue May 13, 2008 9:53 am
Hi Saleone,

I know GT has very strong inroads in international development - primarily due to the school's program focus, location and network. Also, many students in the program have a strong interest in ID-related careers and facility members have strong experience and links to the development field.

Unfortunately, I dont know too much about the GW program.

Either way, I would strongly urge you to do more research on the programs, through campus visits and speaking with students/alums/faculty.

Another option to consider is the SAIS program at John Hopkins. I know Wharton has a joint masters program with them.

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NP
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