UP, DLSU or AdMU : Which school's MBA program will improve my chances of moving up?

[poorpinoygolfer]

To those who have taken up, taking up or planning to take up an MBA:

I want to take an MBA course in one of the three schools, but I still can't decide which one... :|

Which of the three schools offers the best training?

Which MBA degree will best help me advance my career?

What does one school have that the others don't?

Pros? Cons?

[Jonga]

can i add this one:

estimated price to avail those programs?

[the_BuGs]

Nice One Jonga!

[makenzi]

hi there,

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[Cobkin]

Check their individual course/subject listings first, then choose the school that best suits you. You might also want to check the flexibility of their schedule, exit points, etc. I wonder, why aren't you considering AIM?

I personally think what you get out of an MBA is just as much as the effort you put into it. And I personally think that these three schools you mentioned are just about the same.

Having said that, perception wise, I think UP, La Salle, Ateneo, in that order. :)

[poorpinoygolfer]

Originally posted by Cobkin
Check their individual course/subject listings first, then choose the school that best suits you. You might also want to check the flexibility of their schedule, exit points, etc. I wonder, why aren't you considering AIM?


Thanks Cobkin, i might just do that.

As for why i'm not considering AIM, the reason is simple: I couldn't afford AIM, though it would be my number one choice if I could.

[Cobkin]

Originally posted by poorpinoygolfer


Thanks Cobkin, i might just do that.

As for why i'm not considering AIM, the reason is simple: I couldn't afford AIM, though it would be my number one choice if I could.

It may interest you to know that AIM provides a wide range of scholarships. I don't really know the details of these, but a friend of mine was granted partial scholarship some two years ago.

It may eventually end up just as much as what you'll spend in UP, La Salle, or Ateneo.

[poorpinoygolfer]

Thanks again Cobkin.

I'll just ask around then.

ppg

[poorpinoygolfer]

bump

[JDELEON]

If you are considering a career in Finance, think about the MS Finance program in UP. The program provides a good basis for a CFO track career.

Of course, I am a marketing guy now.

It is a very solid program with good teachers. Comparing it to my US MBA, what is missing is the support systems though.

May Angels smile upon you,
Joe

[rains_delight]

Although, i am a graduate of ateneo grad school, if i were you, go for la salle. mas maganda ang program nila and the professors are more competent than ateneo's.