MBAs have at least ten years of professional work experience.


The greatest challenge with the online MBA is determining which one to choose. The online MBA can cost anywhere from a few thousand dollars to over $150,000. The length of time required is around two years but you can find accelerated programs that can be completed in one year. Could something that costs so little and take so little time be of value? This was a question I asked myself before enrolling. If it had value, then the top ranked programs would buy into it too. Some elite programs have developed


online MBA programs, such as Indiana University and Duke University, giving some legitimacy to the online side of the debate. Naturally, these programs will cost you more but the degree will afford you the same brand power as their traditional programs. Is there really an argument against online MBA programs? I think it’s a little late for that and the universities that aren’t on board now will be playing catch up later.


As previously mentioned, the US has a lot of options for online MBA programs. Top US online MBA programs, according to the Financial Times, include Arizona State University, Babson


College, Drexel University, Florida International University, George Washington University, Indiana University, Northeaster University, Syracuse University, Temple University, and Thunderbird University, to name a few. Other top notables include the University of North Caroline, University of Nebraska and the University of Texas.


Today, the MBA is the #1 most popular online graduate program. Most critics still argue that the networking that goes on during the program, especially at elite institutions, continues to be overlooked but is the critical component to long term career


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