Really easy:
Full-time MBAs: feature daytime classes during the week. It's hard to manage working during a full-time MBA program.
Part-time MBAs: can feature a variety of scheduling options, depending on the program. For instance, in USC Marshall's part-time program you can choose to attend classes on either nights or on Saturdays. Designed to work around the schedule of busy, working people.
Executive MBAs: usually aimed at people with more experience than part-time or full-time MBA programs, but this can vary. Also offers a variety of scheduling options. These often are set up in a modular format, where students take blocks of classes during one compressed period of time. For instance, students in Oxford's EMBA meet for one-week sessions 17 times over 21 months. Others, such as Duke's EMBA program, have weekend options.
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