Once you have finally made the big decision of where to earn your Full-Time MBA, a new set of priorities seems to come out of nowhere. Let's start with a just a few to make your transition from work-life to student-life a little easier.
Congratulations! All your hard work paid off. You’ve been admitted to multiple MBA programs. But now that you find yourself in this enviable position, the real hard work begins. Now you have to choose which MBA program is for you. Receiving an offer of admission to any MBA program is a significant achievement. It means
As an early career professional, you may be aware of the outstanding value to be gained from a full-time or part-time MBA. What you may not know are the five key steps to take before you apply, and how each may impact your timeline for entering an MBA program.
Whether you were recently accepted to the Boston College full-time or part-time MBA Program, or are just beginning your b-school search, you’ll soon find that your work history is more than just an application requirement. As a BC MBA student, you’ll leverage your work experience to maximize your MBA curriculum in the following ways. Your work history will… Influence your discussions. Both full-time
After receiving several business school acceptances, you may have found that the question of where to earn your graduate management degree hasn’t been immediately obvious. If you’re on the fence about your final b-school decision, these three considerations can help. 1. Location. In addition to the campus, environment, and b-school facilities, your focus should be on the professional
You're sold on the value of an MBA, but can't decide whether to pursue a full-time or part-time program. Sound familiar? Ask yourself these questions to determine which program matches your career aspirations and meets your personal needs.
Each year, working professionals like you commit to balancing the rigor of BC’s part-time MBA with their already busy schedules to earn the promotion they’re seeking, remain marketable in a competitive job industry, or begin making their mark in a new field. If you’re wondering how you can do the same while continuing in your current position, there
