I was looking at university offered by Kaplan / ESAB / MDIS. They do offer MBA with various level of work experience (e.g. 5 years) if the personnel do not have degree. I believe that these universities ranking are not really that good.
Will these MBA still help with career advancement in my case?
I've been doing sales for the past 5 years, currently 30 years old and am looking to progress to either a bigger firm and some if not most of them require minimum BA. Since my last education is local tertiary, does it make sense for me to go for MBA directly or should I just go for degree?
Degree in business take a year and so does MBA.
If the options is private degree or private mba? Which is preferred? Result not good enough for local degree at the age of 30 and private is the only option currently.
If the options is private degree or private mba? Which is preferred? Result not good enough for local degree at the age of 30 and private is the only option currently.
Which private uni is a good BA recommendation? I'm unable to enter local uni.I think private companies won't really bother that you don't have a bachelors degree.
If I were the hiring manager, what's important to me is that you were able to perform at the postgraduate level and fulfill the requirements to graduate. Furthermore, you'd have access to your MBA network, consisting of peers who are professionals and managers.
How you perform during the interview and/or your job - is another thing altogether.
too many external factors to list to try and compare someone with no BA/BS + MBA vs someone with a BA/BS + MBA.
example ~ if you worked your way up your company, hold a high position, and they sponsor u for an MBA even if you didn't have a degree, i would say moving on next time would be easier since you would have networks to depend on.
but if you're in your 20s and you went for an MBA w/o a degree or work experience, i feel you're gonna have a hard time explaining to future employers why you skipped your BA/BS.
also, i guess the brand of the MBA would matter in this case more (?)
I was looking at university offered by Kaplan / ESAB / MDIS. They do offer MBA with various level of work experience (e.g. 5 years) if the personnel do not have degree. I believe that these universities ranking are not really that good.
Will these MBA still help with career advancement in my case?
I've been doing sales for the past 5 years, currently 30 years old and am looking to progress to either a bigger firm and some if not most of them require minimum BA. Since my last education is local tertiary, does it make sense for me to go for MBA directly or should I just go for degree?
Degree in business take a year and so does MBA.