I am wondering if my son can obtain an MBA at Texas A&M going part-time at nightweekends? He works full-time but his company will pay tuition. He is under the impression that school does not offer night/weekend classes for an MBA. Thanks,
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Posted Feb 28, 2011 02:43
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I am wondering if my son can obtain an MBA at Texas A&M going part-time at nightweekends? He works full-time but his company will pay tuition. He is under the impression that school does not offer night/weekend classes for an MBA. Thanks,
Posted Mar 01, 2011 17:22
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No, Mays does not offer a part-time program. You might find other options locally - but has your son considered a distance learning program? There are a lot of accredited schools that offer good programs especially aimed at fully employed professionals.
No, Mays does not offer a part-time program. You might find other options locally - but has your son considered a distance learning program? There are a lot of accredited schools that offer good programs especially aimed at fully employed professionals.
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