hi,
I would like to know my chances of getting into Durham global MBA, distance learning option with the following profile.
1) 10 years experience in supply chain and manufacturing and last job as operations manager
2) bachelor degree in Economics in singapore
3) No Gmat taken
Thanks.
What are my chances of getting into durham global mba?
Posted Jul 26, 2011 11:06
I would like to know my chances of getting into Durham global MBA, distance learning option with the following profile.
1) 10 years experience in supply chain and manufacturing and last job as operations manager
2) bachelor degree in Economics in singapore
3) No Gmat taken
Thanks.
Posted Jul 26, 2011 12:58
Definitely yes durham is a very good machine makers and yourselves are seen as nice cashcow
all the best
all the best
Posted Jul 26, 2011 17:58
I don't think Durham is making a big profit on its MBA!
Yes, you stand a good chance of direct admission. If not, use one of the open access routes:
http://www.dur.ac.uk/dbs/glc/mba-dl/admissions/
Yes, you stand a good chance of direct admission. If not, use one of the open access routes:
http://www.dur.ac.uk/dbs/glc/mba-dl/admissions/
Posted Jul 27, 2011 09:27
Thanks for your reply.
Thanks for your reply.
Posted Jul 29, 2011 15:56
you have fair chance of getting into Durham. but with 10+ years of exp you can also get through into some better ones.
Mamit
Mamit
Posted Jul 29, 2011 23:48
Frank,
I was accepted by Durham MBA(DL) based on the following:
1. 15 years work experience
2. FCMA (UK) and CMA (Canada)
3. did not complete undergraduate degree
4. No GMAT
My application was accepted before sending in any academic transcript. I only sent in my CV and letter of good standing from CIMA and CMA Canada
I was accepted by Durham MBA(DL) based on the following:
1. 15 years work experience
2. FCMA (UK) and CMA (Canada)
3. did not complete undergraduate degree
4. No GMAT
My application was accepted before sending in any academic transcript. I only sent in my CV and letter of good standing from CIMA and CMA Canada
Posted Jul 30, 2011 18:55
1. 15 years work experience
Interesting. Any insight on why you chose Durham's program rather than an online EMBA with that kind of experience?
1. 15 years work experience
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Interesting. Any insight on why you chose Durham's program rather than an online EMBA with that kind of experience?
Posted Jul 31, 2011 03:11
I have only applied for Durham's program, have not decided whether to attend.
I am at a stage where an MBA/EMBA probably will not increase my salary or advance my career.
Main reasons I am doing an MBA program are:
1. I regret not being able to finish my bachelor degree when I was younger,
2. A DL MBA program will satisfy CIMA's CPD hours requirement.
I am considering Durham as it's DL MBA is relative cheap compare to other programs and the school is somewhat reputable.
The point is: Frank should stand a good chance in gaining admission to Durham's DL MBA
I am at a stage where an MBA/EMBA probably will not increase my salary or advance my career.
Main reasons I am doing an MBA program are:
1. I regret not being able to finish my bachelor degree when I was younger,
2. A DL MBA program will satisfy CIMA's CPD hours requirement.
I am considering Durham as it's DL MBA is relative cheap compare to other programs and the school is somewhat reputable.
The point is: Frank should stand a good chance in gaining admission to Durham's DL MBA
Posted Jul 31, 2011 16:55
Thanks for your replies.
Will submit my application to Durham soon.
I am looking at Durham due to the following reasons:
1) Durham has a global residence programme in Frankfurt and I am based in Frankfurt now.
2) Triple Accredidation
3) No distinction between DL,FT and PT.They all follow the same course curriculum.
4) As mentioned by cdrsteve, the cost is comparably reasonable for such reputable school.
cdrsteve, if you decide to go for it and if I am also accepted..maybe we can keep in touch as future classmate.
Thanks for your replies.
Will submit my application to Durham soon.
I am looking at Durham due to the following reasons:
1) Durham has a global residence programme in Frankfurt and I am based in Frankfurt now.
2) Triple Accredidation
3) No distinction between DL,FT and PT.They all follow the same course curriculum.
4) As mentioned by cdrsteve, the cost is comparably reasonable for such reputable school.
cdrsteve, if you decide to go for it and if I am also accepted..maybe we can keep in touch as future classmate.
Posted Sep 30, 2011 09:57
I don't think Durham is making a big profit on its MBA!
Yes, you stand a good chance of direct admission. If not, use one of the open access routes:
http://www.dur.ac.uk/dbs/glc/mba-dl/admissions/
Duncan, why do you think try are making low profits there?
Yes, you stand a good chance of direct admission. If not, use one of the open access routes:
http://www.dur.ac.uk/dbs/glc/mba-dl/admissions/</blockquote>
Duncan, why do you think try are making low profits there?
Posted Sep 30, 2011 10:26
I don't think any non-profit business schools make big profits. Their costs simply expand, because any surplus is ploughed back into scholarships, salaries and facilities. Most full-time MBA programmes make a loss.
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