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Is your goal C Suite immediately after graduating or eventually?
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The true value of the MBA comes from the network you develop. While everyone has different objectives and limitations, a part-time MBA won't be as beneficial to your cause. The part-time MBA would not allow you to build as large a network or as close a rapport with others. If you could do Kellogg full-time, I'd recommend doing that. Have you been admitted to both programs? Or are you asking for planning purposes?
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Deposits for Kelley aren't due until 1 May. Also, if you go to the admitted student experience weekend they will pay for your hotel Thursday through Saturday night.
Shell out for the plane ticket and get a good feel for Kelley before you decide. There's also still time to try for some last-round applications. While there's not many slots left there's still the opportunity to snag one before the waitlist kids get considered, and there's relatively few applicants competing for them.
Just curious, but why did you only apply to one full time program that isn't even close to any of your desired locations?
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