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UMKC MBA, will it be any good?


Posted Nov 21, 2014 14:14

I have read that the University of Missouri and Kansas City will have a free MBA program next year:

http://find-mba.com/news/2014/11/the-university-of-missouri-at-kansas-city-to-offer-a-free-mba-in-2015

Obviously there will be a lot of competition to get in on such a value. I am considering applying myself. My question is does anybody know anything about the school? I wonder if it will be a decent MBA program. I will also apply to other schools in the US that are not free like Buffalo, Purdue, and Rochester.

I have read that the University of Missouri and Kansas City will have a free MBA program next year:

http://find-mba.com/news/2014/11/the-university-of-missouri-at-kansas-city-to-offer-a-free-mba-in-2015

Obviously there will be a lot of competition to get in on such a value. I am considering applying myself. My question is does anybody know anything about the school? I wonder if it will be a decent MBA program. I will also apply to other schools in the US that are not free like Buffalo, Purdue, and Rochester.
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Duncan

Posted Nov 21, 2014 16:52

I think this really depends on your goals. An established MBA from an internationally-accredited school will obviously be more valuable for you.

I think this really depends on your goals. An established MBA from an internationally-accredited school will obviously be more valuable for you.
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ralph

Posted Nov 24, 2014 11:01

Agreed on the fact that an established MBA would be better. FYI though, Bloch is accredited by AACSB, so that's something at the very least.

Agreed on the fact that an established MBA would be better. FYI though, Bloch is accredited by AACSB, so that's something at the very least.
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Posted Nov 25, 2014 12:45

Do you think the other schools I am applying to, like Purdue and Rochester, would be better choices?

Do you think the other schools I am applying to, like Purdue and Rochester, would be better choices?
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Duncan

Posted Nov 26, 2014 12:47

Isn't that self-evident?

Isn't that self-evident?
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