This video popped up on my UA-cam feed & I am glad it did. Loved the researched insights. One thing I did like to add regarding the cost of a good MBA program. It seems they tend to be around $200k USD all inclusive (tuition tends to be around $150k USD and rest is living expenses, etc) atleast for the US based schools. INSEAD seems to be an exception in that it's a 1 year top ranked MBA program with a bit lesser opportunity cost. Loved the video. There's a few other flavors of MBA like part time, executive in addition to FT & their opportunity cost dynamics would be different than the FT MBA. In case you missed the train on the FT MBA variant, the part time & executive variants are still there but executive MBA costs a ton (unless sponsored by the company).
You are misinformed. Most European top tier MBA programs condense in 12 months, what other schools do in two years. Which makes them much more demanding and with a heavy workload.
Focusing on the idea of quitting your job and preventing internal growth isn’t necessary. It’s important to cover flex, part-time or executive MBAs. Just a thought.
This video popped up on my UA-cam feed & I am glad it did. Loved the researched insights.
One thing I did like to add regarding the cost of a good MBA program. It seems they tend to be around $200k USD all inclusive (tuition tends to be around $150k USD and rest is living expenses, etc) atleast for the US based schools. INSEAD seems to be an exception in that it's a 1 year top ranked MBA program with a bit lesser opportunity cost.
Loved the video. There's a few other flavors of MBA like part time, executive in addition to FT & their opportunity cost dynamics would be different than the FT MBA. In case you missed the train on the FT MBA variant, the part time & executive variants are still there but executive MBA costs a ton (unless sponsored by the company).
Thank you for your insights and glad you enjoyed the video!
You are misinformed. Most European top tier MBA programs condense in 12 months, what other schools do in two years. Which makes them much more demanding and with a heavy workload.
Focusing on the idea of quitting your job and preventing internal growth isn’t necessary. It’s important to cover flex, part-time or executive MBAs. Just a thought.
I`m mid 40s and a teacher for the last 15 years. I would like to switch career (corporate America). Do I need an MBA?
Mba from a top tier US school (m7) cost you a minimum of 150k USD but most likely will not regret that decision
What about 1 year MBA ?