It's just a post. Read it. 

I red your post and followed your instructions... and thank you for that .
The question "Does it tell me if it's the best path to me?" was a question I have asked myself and submitted to this platform, even if, it's not not the right place. I was looking for having an advice and a point of view as things were not clear enough for me in terms of the benefits of this kind of programs (Mid Career MPA.)
I have tried to contact some of the Alumni to have more colour on the program.

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The best path is a really existential question. Only you can attempt to really answer it and, even then, the destination you have chosen might not be really ideal. What that method does is give you a working hypotheses about the path most taken, about the most viable way. 

Other things being equal, an MPA is clearly not a better route than an MBA. You are attempting, I suspect some form of arbitrage. 

Thank you for your answer. I did not see things in terms of arbitrage... as my main objective is and still an MBA and my targets are warwick and Nanyang fellows as they offer the possibility of 1y MBA.  I have recently discovered this degree and I wanted to have more infos, and your answers helped me to clarify some points 

It's hard to really paint a picture of your goals and the path you want to follow. Personally, I find it hard to understand why you think these options are more likely to work than others. 

For example, given your age the more typical path would be to combine a part-time MBA or MiF with personal branding, networking and a series of job moves into the new field. 

I looked in LinkedIn for MBAs working on sovereign finance, and the schools with the most alumni are: Harvard Business School; The Wharton School; INSEAD; Columbia Business School and London Business School. Surely these are the best options for networking into the field. 
 

Because of my age, I have started considering programs that offer 1y full time ( this for personal reason). As  all these above mentionned programs can not accept me, I have started to consider programs that can fit my constraints . 

  have also considered the sloan fellow from LBS. And Still looking for Job opportunities in the field or even connexe jobs... that s why I have asked for MPA...

Why can the executive MBAs offered by these schools not accept you? 

I think they will accept me...but, my constraint is 1y full time ( as I stated, for personal reason). 
That s why I have reduced my scope. 

Maybe send me a personal message about this personal reason. The LBS Executive MBA, for example, is 16 to 24 months depending on elective choices. You could take your six electives as block weeks, many over the summer, and be almost completely done within 12 or 13 months. A top EMBA is a well-worn path into your target field. 

Maybe send me a personal message about this personal reason. The LBS Executive MBA, for example, is 16 to 24 months depending on elective choices. You could take your six electives as block weeks, many over the summer, and be almost completely done within 12 or 13 months. A top EMBA is a well-worn path into your target field. 

I don't think I said that. 

Hi everyone, I love this forum and I present you with a unique problem. I got through Sloan fellows MIT last year. Had to defer it due to pandemic. The pandemic has given me a lot of time to overthink this decision of letting go of a year's salary and paying about USD 200K.

My questions

1. Anyone knows how do SFMBAs do after passing out? (salaried, not start up dudes)

2. I have been working in reinsurance for a long time and want to pivot to Product marketing. Do you think this could happen? - 18 years experience

Will wait to hear from you all before I clog this wonderful place. 

Thank you so much

SFMBAs are often going into general management roles rather than functional roles but, looking on LinkedIn, there certainly are people in CMO roles and roles reporting to the CMO. The SFMBA seems like taking a sledgehammer to a nut for marketing. Maybe a one year MBA at Kellogg or Cornell?  

I completely agree with Stuart. There are better options out there if your goal is to pivot into product marketing.