I don't know anyone who has taken that degree, but educationally I don't think that MMU will have a mad offer. It's a good school, even if it's more of a teaching university (like the former polytechnics).&nbsp;<div><br></div><div>I don't think it jumps out or employers any more than the Open University.&nbsp; Why not take a degree from a better university through EdX or Coursera?</div>

Most of the big consulting firms recruit directly from great business schools, but from their full-time MBAs. It's rather a small list of schools that funnel in the majority of new associates - think LBS, Insead, Wharton, Columbia. These kinds of programs are well designed to help graduates make large career jumps (to a new country or to a new industry, or both.)&nbsp;<div><br></div><div><br></div><div>On the other hand, online MBA programs are more appropriate for students who want to make smaller career transitions (for instance getting a management position in the firm where they are working, or doing lateral shifts into new companies, etc.)</div><div><br></div><div><br></div><div>It really depends on what kind of career 'jump' you intend to make. You might want to look at the FT Online MBA Ranking, which will give you a sense of average salaries and salary increases. The program you are looking at will probably not give you the same level of career impact, but at least you can get a sense of the best programs.&nbsp;</div>