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by vmahalin » Sat Mar 21, 2009 9:09 pm
Hi,

I am planning to apply for the Executive MBA programs at 5 schools. Including Darden and Cornell.

Does anyone have an insight on the Exec Programs at Darden and Cornell?

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Suggestions on Darden and Cornell

by vmahalin » Sat Mar 28, 2009 7:05 pm
Hi There,

Thanks for reaching out.

I looking for the following,

Cornell EMBA -

1. What is the reputation of the program like ?
2. What is the feedback from the alums?
3. They don't have a GMAT requirement, does it mean the school isn't good?


Darden EMBA -

1. Darden is known to have a case methodology of teaching. Is that still used in teaching the EMBA program?

2. 30% of the work for an EMBA is done using adobe connect, (remotely).
What is the experience like there ?

3. I know it is a great school for a regular MBA program, what about its EMBA ? How good is it ?

Thanks a lot.

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