Which MBA?

[aqf]

Thank you for appreciating. It's hard work as some sketchy local private schools do not list all information.

Your last sentence is the point I was trying to put across. Actually i wouldn't say employers completely wouldn't know about though.

I believe Queen Mary from University of London umbrella is prestigious. My degree from RHUL in kaplan is also part of the UOL umbrella. The best uni under the umbrella is LSE, excellent and stable ranking. Notable grads include our ministers. I believe certification wouldn't include amity global.

Con is probably 30k. I believe ive read somewhere the written examinations is extremely tough too.

im considering roehampton,herriot watt n uol. dropped u a pm

 

[summersky1986]

Currently considering 1 of the 3.. can I get some opinion please?

NUS, Manchester or Strathclyde

 

[Ryuken_rukawa]

Currently considering 1 of the 3.. can I get some opinion please?

NUS, Manchester or Strathclyde

Without a doubt, NUS. You were late, the fees just increased by 8 grand! You should consider NTU or SMU as well!

 

[Beta_Tester]

I just went through first modules of INSEAD. Damn intense.

 

[Ryuken_rukawa]

I just went through first modules of INSEAD. Damn intense.

I second that

 

[Triumvirate]

I just went through first modules of INSEAD. Damn intense.

I'm on 3 years on work experience and was considering to apply for the next intake, what's the approximate total course fees?

 

[cjhj56]

Coventry is having a special pricing for nov intake at 16k excl enrolment misc.
Part time is 16 month. Classes are fri night, sat sun 9-6 plus minus. I should be leaning very much towards this, what do u guys think.
City campus and good academic standing, cost is an added incentive.

 

[Beta_Tester]

I'm on 3 years on work experience and was considering to apply for the next intake, what's the approximate total course fees?

GEMBA? 196K as per the website.

 

[Beta_Tester]

Bro, go for the MBA. With 3 years experience they may not put you into GEMBA.

 

[FreDeRicK]

Coventry is having a special pricing for nov intake at 16k excl enrolment misc.
Part time is 16 month. Classes are fri night, sat sun 9-6 plus minus. I should be leaning very much towards this, what do u guys think.
City campus and good academic standing, cost is an added incentive.

I withdrew from the Coventry MBA.

Refer here: https://forums.hardwarezone.com.sg/threads/which-mba.1852354/page-72#post-132735411

 

[nottin]

Coventry is having a special pricing for nov intake at 16k excl enrolment misc.
Part time is 16 month. Classes are fri night, sat sun 9-6 plus minus. I should be leaning very much towards this, what do u guys think.
City campus and good academic standing, cost is an added incentive.

I am thinking of going for this MBA as well. Have you enrolled ?

 

[hitsugaya2010]

Hi there,

Anyone have any experience of these MBAs with SIM - Uni of Birmingham, PSB - Uni of Nottingham, Dimension - Uni of Strathclyde? Would like to know more about how's the study environment, diversity of the students and any other useful info.

Thanks in advance.

 

[soulblader_89]

OK, I read up more on this forum and think that I should remove my silly questions in previous post.

Now, I kind of shortlisted below. Please share your thoughts. I know some will says go to top notch ones, but I know I wouldn't be able to make it academically and financially. I'm not expecting huge income jump or got enrolled to top consultation firm. This is for personal development and to stay competitive in the career. Thanks.

Strathclyde YMCA
Birmingham SIM
University of Sunderland MDIS
University of Northumbria Kaplan

if I choose I will choose

Birmingham SIM

 

[soulblader_89]

Thanks for the advice. NUS, NTU, SMU cost SGD65k. Its definitely better, but currently I don't think I can commit to that.

NTU US MBA no discount for Sinkie?
can give 50% discount to local singaporean?

 

[soulblader_89]

Hi there buddy,

Thank you for such a prompt response. I really appreciate it.

It's been a year since I've graduated, so I don't think I'll be accepted into MBA programmes just yet, due to a lack of a work experience.

Would you recommend a MiM program and that too, a blended one?

This is the one that I'm referring to:

business. smu. edu. sg/master-management/about-mim/structure-blended

FOR MIM, I think business sch ranking nt so matter

just go for the highest university ranking or most well known will do

 

[soulblader_89]

Thank you Frederick. I have decided to not enroll for this MBA as well. Figured that it would probably be the only MBA that I would take throughout my career, it would be wiser to take a more prestigious one.

Was considering between Birmingham,Strathclyde and Manchester.

Manchester being the most expensive out of the 3. Strathclyde and Birmingham is more affordable at 37k.

Anyone have experience studying at dimension college?
https://program.dimensions.edu.sg/s...L79G4JG7XIXA-MTy89B0jsVf2MLWVd5caAn9cEALw_wcB

Manchester sound better when u want to use it apply for job

 

[soulblader_89]

Tbh no one really remembers the accreditation. Rather, its the school's perceived ranking that is more important.

I agree with u, it is very trouble, no one know how many accreditation a sch have

 

[summersky1986]

I agree with u, it is very trouble, no one know how many accreditation a sch have

Just got my GMAT score, managed to score slightly over 700.

Considering Manchester, NUS double Masters with another school and insead for various reasons including costs.

Any other recommendations or advice, soul?

 

[soulblader_89]

Just got my GMAT score, managed to score slightly over 700.

Considering Manchester, NUS double Masters with another school and insead for various reasons including costs.

Any other recommendations or advice, soul?

have u consider m7?

 

[summersky1986]

have u consider m7?

I should have mentioned that I prefer local programs due to family commitments.

Chicago booth closed few years back.. so I guess m7 is out