I think you should explain what you are looking for, because it's really only in India that full-time programmes are called Executive MBAs. If you want a full-time programme with students that have work experience, those won't be called Executive MBAs in other countries (with very few exceptions).

NEO is Neoma in Paris? I guess your highest-priced OneMBA option is at UNC? Perhaps note that, and correct the spelling where you can so search engines can pick up the post (Vlerick, Cornell, Kellogg etc...)

PS It might also be useful to put a * after the programmes on your list which are full-time programmes that are not described as EMBAs, like the NTU-Waseda double MBA.

Duncan,
Thanks for prompt advices in this great forum.

I have written to INSEAD earlier as part of per-evaluation process with all the details, clearly their response indicating to me to apply for EMBA rather FULL TIME MBA. I have seen similar responses from many B Schools, right from Triple accredited to local accreditation .

I will do more proper classification shortly in my data excel.

Do you know any similar programs in EMBA (NTU EMBA GMP kind of ) or Full Time MBA in WEST, which don?t mind to consider real world experience along with other admission factors, rather just focusing on higher GMAT (650++) and Bachelors as fundamental and damn required basic qualification as almost all Indian B schools do and US Business schools do.

To answer your advice specific to "what you are looking for", from MBA study, let me Highlight few expectations here

1.Doing Business better by learning most Business Basic skills right from Finance to Accounting to HR Process skills etc
2. Typical MBA's has a skills of floating with ease , be it in any situation, which I need to learn (I'm aware that Real world teaches a lot, TRUE, at the same time one having MBA + real world Business experience will do much better, I have personally seen and experienced)

3. Having proper and right qualification like MBA, certainly gives better prospectus in terms right from short listings by companies TO Gaining better roles TO handling more critical functions, rather doing just support functions roles and jobs

I'm not targeting FT TOP 20 Elite schools or unrealistic wages or over expectations from MBA like from day one like I want to work for Top 3 bla bla or directly in to C level etc . I'm earning much higher than typical MBA , although I don't have neither Bachelors nor MBA , so higher Salaries is not my target or immediate expectation

What I realistically need and expecting from ANY MBA course is to learn - most of the skills necessary ""for Managing the Business properly, running the day to day Business with less risk and more strategically" and more Intelligently.

I?m not willing to invest in TRIUM kind of super expensive programs. It might give Better ROI but taking $170K ++++ Risk is not ideal for my case and my budget is around ?55,000 to ?65K , all inclusive


Any thoughts or suggestions further?

Most masters degrees will require a bachelors degree.

Do you want a full-time programme, or a part-time programme?

Right now, it seems that an advanced management programme might be good for you. The MIT advanced certificate stands out: http://executive.mit.edu/executivecertificates/advanced/ US Berkeley has a full-time programme: http://extension.berkeley.edu/public/category/courseCategoryCertificateProfile.do?method=load&certificateId=17105&selectedProgramAreaId=11463&selectedProgramStreamId=15567

Great, Certificate Program in Business Administration from http://extension.berkeley.edu looks like decent program for quick grasp and floating.

Thanks for kind advice, similarly is there any thing to consider at MBA level, may be there are some gems open to mature and Non degree experienced candidates

I think most masters programmes will be very cautious about admitting someone without a bachelors degree or a GMAT score. They want to know that you can complete the work and not hold your study group back. <br>
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There are some access programmes like this http://www.open.ac.uk/courses/qualifications/s01 and after that you can enter their triple-accredited MBA. <br>
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PS there are some one-year bachelors degrees in business (like http://www.bachelorsportal.eu/search/?q=ci-10|dx-360|kw-business|lv-bachelor||805d83f7 ) and then after that you could do an EMBA.

I'm sure there are plenty of options both at MS and MBA and Certificate Programs available including in triple accredited business schools and also in some of the world's best universities. I'm in hunt and I will get back with update once I choose best option in all aspects.


Thanks to FindMBA forum.

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</div><div>I've applied to Booth UK EMBA and planning to apply to the LBS EMBA program. Post EMBA My main goal is to start my own shop specializing in offering financial services in the UK.
</div><div>1) I'm really confused if I should pick Booth UK over LBS given booth UK is fairly new and if I want to really develop a strong network, which school will benefit me the most? My goal is to build a strong network and also participate in VC funds/ clubs/ associations. Now, Booth UK being fairly new has small number of alumni students as compared to LBS..will this affect my chances of building a really strong network?
</div><div>2) Secondly, Ive finished all the rounds of interviews with Booth Uk and might get an admit letter in 2 weeks, classes start from September.. with LBS EMBA I'm yet to find out if they've Jan/Feb 2022 intake option available. If they don't ill waste 1 year as booth starts in Sept 2021. I will have to wait for 1 more year just to apply to LBS EMBA September 2022 intake
</div><div>Is it worth the wait?
</div><div>Any guidance/help is highly appreciated ?
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[quote]Post EMBA My main goal is to start my own shop specializing in offering financial services in the UK.[/quote]<br>Not knowing much about your background / experience - is this a realistic goal?&nbsp;

[quote][quote]Post EMBA My main goal is to start my own shop specializing in offering financial services in the UK.[/quote]<br>Not knowing much about your background / experience - is this a realistic goal?&nbsp; [/quote]<br><br>I'm a bit unclear on your goals too. You want to offer financial services in the UK but also want to build a strong network in VC? Does that mean you want to offer 'VC services' or become a VC?<br><div><br></div><div>Every startup founder wants to be a VC's best friend so consequently, VCs can be very hard to make connections with. You can use the technique that has been described on this board before to search LinkedIn and find which schools are most common sources of MBAs in your target sector, in this case VC.&nbsp;</div><br>My guess would be LBS, Cass (Bayes), Cambridge Judge and Oxford Said but you'll have to do the search yourself to be sure.<br><br>