IE's distance learning program is one of the best out there, in terms of technology and learning methodologies. Personally, I think that if you can do it, the synchronous course delivery (with essentially live classes) are preferable to ones where you simply watch pre-recorded lectures. Likewise, the on-campus and international weeks are good in that they help you develop your soft skills.

Also, IE's alumni network and career services are top-notch.

On the other hand, IE doesn't release post-graduation salary data so it's really not possible to compare the programs in terms of lasting value. Online and blended MBA programs tend to not have the same kind of return on investment as in-class programs, so keep that in mind.

Hello. I was reading some of the postings regarding MBAs and I find them very helpful. Hope anyone could help me on mine. I am looking for a great MBA program in CT. I am living in the US for about 8 years (I'm from Peru, South America. I am a former Professor in the Applied Mathematics and Operation Research areas for about 7 years. I'm US citizen) I am a current math teacher in the States in the private sector. I have a MS in Applied Mathematics in Peru. However, I do not want to be in the Education business anymore. I would like to be enrolled in a MBA program looking for a career change. I am very comfortable with Math and have quiet good experience leading projects, problem solving, and encouraging people into action. Thanks in advance for your advice!

CT is Connecticut? Try:
Fairfield University (Dolan) (CT)
Sacred Heart University (Welch) (CT)
University of Connecticut (CT)
University of Hartford (Barney) (CT)
Quinnipiac University (CT)
Yale University (CT)