以下是引用weilong111在2006-11-3 15:52:00的发言:one more question to Darden folks,can I understand that one should better choose the 2years full time MBA but not the Part time and the 1 year's if he want to get more skills in business and personal improvement of career? what is the American peoples feelings to the one year MBA there? thanks a lot. It's a good question. I'd say that 2 year, 1 year and part-time all have their pros and cons. You need to be clear "what can I get out of MBA" and your own sitiuation to make the judgemental call. Basically, 1 year is very intensive, and you only have chance to learn those "basic" course. You don't have the chance to dig deeper into one or even more subject that you are really interested in. Also, becuase 1 year is really quick, it's probably hard to really get to know your classmates. On the other hand, you don't have the advantage of summer intern, when you can really try something different without taking too much risk. That being said, 1 year is very cost-effective. I think many Eurpo program are 1 year while most US programs are 2 years. Also you probably can see that the average age in 1 year is much higher, I guess 30-35. That make sense because if you are elder (or senior), the opportunity cost is higher. Though we do have some folks 35 or even almost 40 in Darden, the mainstream is 27, 28. For part-time, I think the advantage is that your opportunity cost is much lower but you need to consider: 1). what you get out of part-time MBA. In most jobs when you are so busy I am not sure how much time you can spend on it, and without spending a huge amount of time, I don't think you can learn what you need. 2). Assuming you are in China, there are not too many good part-time MBA to select. I know CEIBS have one exec-MBA but not sure the quality of it. Just having a so-so part time MBA, might not add value to you if you are already kind of success vs. your peers. Darden Dean has an article talking about this, (haha I didn't point this out earlier because I do have some of my own opinions). You can take a look. http://www.darden.edu/html/deansblog.aspx?id=7166 There are more articles very interesting in Darden Dean Bob's Blog.
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