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Posted May 10, 2024 14:13

Because of some crucial time and convenience variables, I've been looking at pursuing an online MBA instead of a standard one, and I've been taking a dive into the best ones on offer in Canada. I've been looking at some rankings but I'm not sure whether I should trust rankings for just online MBA programs, or I should be looking at regular rankings.

How much would online programs differ from in-person ones when it comes to the same school, in terms of quality, prestige, employability, etc?

I've been leaning towards Queen's as the best, prime option, given its status and slightly lower tuition fees (as well as required GMAT), in comparison with other top schools such as Ivey and Rotman.

Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
Because of some crucial time and convenience variables, I've been looking at pursuing an online MBA instead of a standard one, and I've been taking a dive into the best ones on offer in Canada. I've been looking at some rankings but I'm not sure whether I should trust rankings for just online MBA programs, or I should be looking at regular rankings.

How much would online programs differ from in-person ones when it comes to the same school, in terms of quality, prestige, employability, etc?

I've been leaning towards Queen's as the best, prime option, given its status and slightly lower tuition fees (as well as required GMAT), in comparison with other top schools such as Ivey and Rotman.

Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
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Posted May 10, 2024 15:58

Take a look at https://find-mba.com/mba-faq/which-kind-of-mba-program-is-right-for-me

What are your goals? Which of these schools has the better alumni network in your target market segment?
Take a look at https://find-mba.com/mba-faq/which-kind-of-mba-program-is-right-for-me

What are your goals? Which of these schools has the better alumni network in your target market segment?
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Posted May 15, 2024 21:22

Thanks for the resource provided. I'm looking to transition from a sales-oriented role into tech and aim for a role with a bigger focus on strategy and development.
Thanks for the resource provided. I'm looking to transition from a sales-oriented role into tech and aim for a role with a bigger focus on strategy and development.
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Posted May 16, 2024 17:50

A full-time program will be better for a major career change. However, if you're interested in a business development role in tech that can grow in a more strategic direction then an online or part-time MBA could be effective.
A full-time program will be better for a major career change. However, if you're interested in a business development role in tech that can grow in a more strategic direction then an online or part-time MBA could be effective.
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