Part-time M.B.A. students sometimes feel like second-class citizens. After all, they see their full-time counterparts participating in enriching extracurricular activities, interacting more with fellow students, alumni and professors, and receiving more extensive career and job-placement services.
But those feelings may be changing, at least in the area of career services. In response to pleas from part-timers — as well as requests from corporate recruiters — M.B.A. programs are expanding placement activities for evening and weekend students. As a result, they’re putting part-timers on much more equal footing with the full-time class.
Content: Prospective MBA Content
Author: Ron Alsop
Source: CareerJournal (WSJ)
Subject: Part-Time, Weekend and Evening MBA Programs
Author: Ron Alsop
Source: CareerJournal (WSJ)
Subject: Part-Time, Weekend and Evening MBA Programs
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