Posted Mar 02, 2019 06:15
I’m still confused which i should choose out of these MBA programs-distance learning.
Bradford jumped into the competition for its reasonable cost...Durham is still in the scope but i took it off the competation as this is the winning horse for everyone.
Please advise!
The goal is to be well prepared for a managerial post in Biomedical company
[Edited by Ayousif-1 on Mar 02, 2019]
Posted Mar 02, 2019 15:38
I don't quite understand why you would exclude Durham if you think it is the best option
Posted Mar 02, 2019 19:10
I don't quite understand why you would exclude Durham if you think it is the best option
[Edited by Ayousif-1 on Mar 02, 2019]
Posted Mar 03, 2019 09:03
On average Durham DL MBA alumni earn $25k more annually: so that's going to be on average around $1m extra in lifetime earnings. You wouldn't pay £5k for that?
Posted Mar 03, 2019 17:22
On average Durham DL MBA alumni earn $25k more annually: so that's going to be on average around $1m extra in lifetime earnings. You wouldn't pay £5k for that?
Posted Mar 03, 2019 19:02
For that, you'll need to find someone who cares less about your long-term interests than I do. I'd certainly consider Illinois, at the very least.
Posted Mar 04, 2019 07:14
For that, you'll need to find someone who cares less about your long-term interests than I do. I'd certainly consider Illinois, at the very least.
[Edited by Ayousif-1 on Mar 04, 2019]
Posted Mar 04, 2019 07:53
I don't think any of the options is the best outside of context: your biomedical industry goals. So, I would also consider which of these MBAs has the best network in the regions and firms you are focussing on. Obviously, a full-time MBA would be better for changing country, industry, role of more than one of those.
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