Hi everyone,
I'm thinking about applying to Queen Mary UL Global MBA online
Price is right (I can not go for higher than that) but not sure if I am throwing my money away.
I’m doing online because I won’t stop working, and that is a must.
Should I wait 2/3 more years and aim for something better ?
thanks

I guess it depends on your goals.

Is this the only school you're considering?

I guess it depends on your goals.

[Edited by Obokaman on Aug 21, 2018]

Is this the only school you're considering?

I think it's a bit hard because it's not clear what your goals and background are. Warwick's online MBA alumni are earning $182,994 a year after three years. Durham's are on $140,258. Given those returns, and the ease of borrowing for MBA fees, why is it worth limiting your budget to the UoL MBA? It lacks meaningful international accreditation and, of course, you don't become a QMUL alumnus.

If you are not interested in MBA-type roles/salaries, then why not take a much cheaper alternative to the MBA, like Maryland Core, the Bradford certificate (which is the MBA core), or the UoL's far cheaper Graduate Diploma in Management?

I think it's a bit hard because it's not clear what your goals and background are. Warwick's online MBA alumni are earning $182,994 a year after three years. Durham's are on $140,258. Given those returns, and the ease of borrowing for MBA fees, why is it worth limiting your budget to the UoL MBA? It lacks meaningful international accreditation and, of course, you don't become a QMUL alumnus.

If you are not interested in MBA-type roles/salaries, then why not take a much cheaper alternative to the MBA, like Maryland Core, the Bradford certificate (which is the MBA core), or the UoL's far cheaper Graduate Diploma in Management?

You need to work out what your goals are. If you want to earn €€€ in Spain, IE is a great investment. Run the numbers. If it doesn't sound great to you, it's because your goals are not clear.