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I am an IT pro considering a part time MBA at Babson college or Boston College to get into Asset Management?

Submitted by on September 5, 2010 – 6:57 pmOne Comment

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  • Steven B says:
    September 5, 2010 at 7:12 pm

    Leverage your IT skills into your future. Except for a few highly selective schools, Warton, Kellor, etc. one MBA is the same as another. Look for a position in a university that has an MBA program. Most, make sure the one you pick does (ask in the interview), allow empolyees to take classes for free. You can work, cross campus, take classes and go home. Instead of looking for the MBA look for an IT position in a university that has one.