This really isn't about the MBA. CEU's headquarters was essentially evicted from Hungary and the business school as a whole closed. That Soros funding only goes so far....

It is a financial decision I believe reading the article of course the decision of Hungary tyrant Viktor Orban played not a small part in the financial trajectory of the University and the program.

After an extensive external academic review, CEU's Senate has come to the difficult decision to end its Executive MBA program. Founded in 2019, the program enjoyed robust interest from students from diverse cultural, professional, and social backgrounds. It successfully graduated its first cohort last academic year and has currently 159 students enrolled.
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</div><div>The external academic review was mandated by the CEU Senate when the program was launched two years ago. It was carried out by three distinguished academics who carefully evaluated among other questions student recruitment, program cost and revenue, and future investment needs. It concluded that maintaining the program in its current form was not sustainable and that significant additional investment would be required to secure its future. Considering CEU's strategic effort to align teaching and research to the University's mission and core strengths, this investment will not be feasible.</div>

That's pretty grounding to think that even with 159 students, an EMBA can't break even.