I would urge you to avoid the one year programs in favor of a more recognizable, reputable school which offers an evening program. Yes it will take you longer, but you don't have to lose any career productivity in the process and the degree will be much more "valuable" down the road with recruiters if you ever change jobs. It's much easier to gain admission to the evening programs than the daytime fulltime programs, who must submit their data for rankings. This is not required of their part time programs, so you can sometimes find it easier to get in with lower metrics (GPA and GMAT for example), so long as you demonstrate the value that you would bring from your career experience.

Hi Bryant,

Could you please provide more information about part time MBA programs. Do they carry more veluw than one year executive MBA ? In the part time MBA , the curriculum is same as full time MBA ?
Which are the good schools that provide part time MBA facility in Newyork region.

Thanks
Arati