In 2000 more than 120,000 people were enrolled in a part-time MBA program. That's more than 60 percent of the MBA population at the time according to the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business - International.
Is a part-time MBA for you? While there are some drawbacks including less time for networking, a part-time MBA is the perfect way to get an advanced degree. Unlike a full-time program, a part-time MBA program won't put a screeching halt on your current career. You can still earn a paycheck and a degree at the same time, offering you the best of both worlds.
Many Americans travel abroad each year for business, but an international MBA is your ticket to a life with the jetset.
While a traditional MBA opens doors, an international MBA opens entire countries. While it is known by a variety of names, the international MBA has the same educational focus as a traditional MBA, but with the broader view of business that comes from a global perspective.
Among the top schools found in the U.S. News & World Report Business School rankings you'll find a number of schools at the top of the list have international MBA programs. Recruiters are also quite impressed with an international MBA as many companies have global holdings requiring a more focused knowledge on international business practices and theories.
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