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by venu.laxman » Fri Apr 25, 2008 8:42 pm
Hello,
Im in the state of confusion.

I have 11 Yrs of Manufacutring experience, planning to take off & spend all my savings to do MBA. :(

Now I have to choose between one year fulltime MBA or executive MBA.

kindly suggest which program will most suite my conditions.


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by Lisa Anderson » Sat Apr 26, 2008 2:33 pm
Dear Venu:

Based on your 11 years of professional experience, I would think an Executive MBA program would be more beneficial to you. However, it is hard to say as you provided no additional information on what you plan to do post-MBA. Also, you can continue to work while in the Executive MBA so perhaps it won't eat into all of your savings.

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thanks

by venu.laxman » Sun Apr 27, 2008 8:57 am
thanks for the advice.

I work for top ranked EMS company in India, no chance of doing my MBA

while working for current company.

However, Im planning take some parttime Job while doing my MBA.

Pls advise if it is good option ( in US).

Currently Im working as operation manager and my short term post MBA plan is move up futher in Organization.

Ps: my current salery is USD80K/Annum

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by Lisa Anderson » Mon Apr 28, 2008 7:21 am
Dear Venu:

Due to US student visa laws, it is highly unlikely you could work part-time while in school. As a result, you should probably look for full-time school options.

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Thanks Again.

by venu.laxman » Mon Apr 28, 2008 9:54 am
Hello Lisa,
Thanks for the valuable advice.

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