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Dilemma - 1yr/ 2yr MBA program

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by surajsagi » Fri May 16, 2008 12:40 am
Hi All,

Although i am yet to give my GMAT, but i am in process on shortlisting colleges to which i plan to apply

Ideally, i should be going for a 1 yr course, since opporuntiy cost will be very high for me, however not all good colleges offer 1 yr program

I intend go to only top 20 schools or no further studies for me. Therefore, wanted views on

- Should i stop looking at 2 yr courses (some of friends say - if u make it to a good school - 2yr course is worth it)

- Some colleges, offer shorter version of the course (without summer internship). Should i look at course with or without internship, since its a matter of 3 months
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More questions to follow ;-)

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SM

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by Lisa Anderson » Fri May 16, 2008 6:59 am
Dear SM,

If you already have a MBA from India, you might want to spend a little time researching what programs will consider your application. If you already have an equivalent MBA, then most schools will not admit you to their programs.

As for one year versus two year programs, that is really your preference and rationale for why you feel a one year is a better fit (beyond opportunity cost). One year programs are designed for folks with business undergraduate degrees planning to stay on current career path and/or have significant work experience such that many core classes and an internship are not critical.

If you feel you meet the profile for a one year program, then it is a viable option for you.

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