DistanceLearning MBA
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Isn't MIT offering free internet courses ?
Well, depending what kind of MBA you are looking for, different schools offer different specializations.
For one thing I know the University of Guelph has a really good distance learning program. It has won numerous awards. But for their MBA, they only offer hotel and food administration/management, something labor management, agricultural economics and various other stuff.
York and Western are among the best for an MBA but I don't know if they offer it in distance education format.
Good luck,
sd
Well, depending what kind of MBA you are looking for, different schools offer different specializations.
For one thing I know the University of Guelph has a really good distance learning program. It has won numerous awards. But for their MBA, they only offer hotel and food administration/management, something labor management, agricultural economics and various other stuff.
York and Western are among the best for an MBA but I don't know if they offer it in distance education format.
Good luck,
sd
Joker said:
In particular, Warwick U is a good school:
http://www.wbs.ac.uk/students/mba/distance_learning/
I believe Strathclyde U in Scotland used to offer a distance learning MBA too.
Also try Harriott Watt out of Edinborough. I read through the materials and thought they were quite good. (Got mine at York, parttime)
Danibbler,
I thought York was respectable with Schulich for business and Osgoode for law.
Oh well ... I hear you ...
But then, all the hot chicks are at York. The ones down at U of T are bad ... really bad !!!!!!
sd
I thought York was respectable with Schulich for business and Osgoode for law.
Oh well ... I hear you ...
But then, all the hot chicks are at York. The ones down at U of T are bad ... really bad !!!!!!
sd
Nah ... I don't think so. It just seems like U of T is not what it used to be.
I think the premier university of Canada is still McGill, and UBC is definitely on the rise.
BTW, what do you think of Anne-Marie Green on CityTV? She's hot and a graduate from U of T. Its weird to find hot chicks at U of T ... but she's definitely one of them ...
I think the premier university of Canada is still McGill, and UBC is definitely on the rise.
BTW, what do you think of Anne-Marie Green on CityTV? She's hot and a graduate from U of T. Its weird to find hot chicks at U of T ... but she's definitely one of them ...
Mine was a 'distance learning' MBA. Every other week for 18 months I would fly to Chicago's Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management (one of the best in the world) to attend classes and complete my course work. I guess that's not was meant here.
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Mac Mac Mac.... but I bleed maroon and white and have no clue if they offer an online version of MBA.
Cheap it is not I bet.
Of course cheap usually means a BS school and it not worth the paper it wrote on.
Mac Mac Mac.... but I bleed maroon and white and have no clue if they offer an online version of MBA.
Cheap it is not I bet.
Of course cheap usually means a BS school and it not worth the paper it wrote on.
I did an MBA part time and took some online courses while I was travelling for work for a period. The online experience is convenient but doesn't really facilitate learning. It is really self-learning and feels like you're being cheated in a manner since networking is really a big part of the MBA experience.
If you are looking to "check the box" for an MBA or graduate degree, go for it. If you are actually looking for more than paper value, take the time to go to classes.
If you are looking to "check the box" for an MBA or graduate degree, go for it. If you are actually looking for more than paper value, take the time to go to classes.
Heard York for biz was best.
I have a client very successful now he did MBA Schulich.
Say's was best thing he ever did for his career.
I have a client very successful now he did MBA Schulich.
Say's was best thing he ever did for his career.
