Main Informations Home To Human Resources Dept Frequent Asked Questions FAQ Our Holding Organization How It Works & Lesson Example Final Examination & Diploma Our Low Costs & Why How To Enroll Advertise With Us Contact Us Partial Scholarship Courses Combinations (2in1) Our Total Costs   Four and Half Months MBAs US$ 319.00 in only one payment, or Four installments of US$ 99.00 Courses Combinations [2in1] Seven Months MBAs US$ 649.00 in only one payment, or Eight installments of US$ 99.00 One Year MBAs US$ 880.00 in only one payment, or Eleven installments of US$ 99.00 Why MBA? - 1 Nearly all applications will feature a question that asks about your reasons for wanting to obtain an MBA at this stage of your career. Some will explicitly ask you to tie these reasons into your background and your goals. Even for schools that don't offer this specific direction, you should plan on such a discussion of past and future, as it provides essential context. "Why a MBA" is often the first question asked and without a doubt the most important essay you will write. It includes essential information about whether you're qualified, whether you're prepared, and where you're headed. The other essays fill in details about these fundamental points, but a strong answer about, for example, how you overcame a failure will not revive a candidacy that failed based on a lack of career focus. Every answer should contain the following elements, unless the application has separate questions addressing them individually: 1. Your long - and short - term goals. 2. Your relevant past experience. 3. An assessment of your strengths and the gaps in your experience/education. 4. How an MBA program will bridge your past and future and fill in those gaps. 5. Why this particular MBA program is a good match for your needs. [6]   Why MBA? - 2 I am stuck at this level, I need an MBA to grow further. Not a right motive either. An MBA can help you get you of the current hole your career is in but what about the next hole and the next ? They keep coming, you can escape once but not always. May be the best thing would be to sit down, and see What is it, at this job, which is holding you back. And then answer each What with How MBA will help you clear those obstacles. I need a career change. I am not cut for this. Now, MBA can help you switch career but that doesn’t happen for many. Ask anyone, Companies prefer folks with Manufacturing experience to go into operations role, folks with IT experience to go into technology related roles and so on. After all, why would they pay you MBA salary and have you start afresh in your career at their expense? Your answer will vary according to your background and goals. For example, if you are a working executive, your reason to do MBA is probably to enhance your qualification and climb up the corporate ladder. [11]		Online Professionalizing MBAs for  Business & Manufacturing & Services in the fields: Nine Information Technology MBAs Ten Business Administration MBAs Four Engineering MBAs 17 years of worldwide success ! 50% discount for any Human Resources Dept ! You study only two hours per week !   First visit? See our short Flash or Video Presentations! Main: Flash or Video For Human Resources Dept: Flash or Video free frjals cúrsaí poslovna administracija free gratis tasuta free vrife business mba scholarship mba programs distance education MBA scholarship Business certification   Why Earning a MBA Degree From Anywhere Else May Be a Waste of 1000-3000 of Hours of Your Time? In articles published in Business 2.0, National Post, the Chicago Sun-Times, and the Chronicle of Higher Education, Stanford Business School Professor Jeffrey Pfeffer stated that you may be just as successful in your career if you do a two or three week boot camp on business basics instead of a two-year MBA. And we complement: Or a similar course through the Internet, as our MBA. Professor Pfeiffer analyzed 40 years of research on the economic value of a MBA degree. He ended that it does not guarantee a successful career or a higher salary. His research was published in the Fall 2002 issue of the Academy of Management Learning and Education. Stanford graduate student Christina Fong was his co-author. Dr. Pfeiffer is an expert in organizational behavior and has taught at elite American business schools for over 30 years. He says: "Obviously, if you get admitted to Harvard or Stanford or another elite school, the very fact of your admission is going to increase your worth in the job market. Employers who hire brand-name MBA graduates do so because of the quality of the student body at the school, not whether the students have acquired specific skills or knowledge with their degrees." He also said "Little of what is taught to students in business school prepares them for the corporate workplace. One problem is that much of the business school curriculum has remained unchanged since the 1960s." And we complement: Our MBA are designed to teach the modern business technologies used in any modern company. Actually, only 2% of the MBA curriculum teach these modern business technologies. "U.S. schools have also become slaves to magazine rankings, leading them to develop coddling devices such as professor-written lesson summaries to bolster their "student satisfaction" appraisals. When students are relieved of any sense of responsibility for their learning ... they learn much less." "A recent report from the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business, the primary accrediting body in North America lambasted its members for maintaining a curriculum that is out of touch with modern business practices. It said that preparation for the rapid pace of business cannot be obtained from textbooks and cases" said Professor Pfeffer. From the begin, we designed our MBA programs to overcome the difficulties inherent in MBA programs and business schools in the USA and elsewhere. Why waste thousands of hours of your time on a standard MBA when you can spend more or less 100-150 hours - only approximately four hours/week, in your home - on an online very modern MBA through the Internet, as our Next-Generation MBAs? The New Ways to do the Business and the New MBA Very modern and imperative matters are covered in our Next-Generation MBA of Business Administration & e-Company. The old and standard Business Administration concepts included in any current MBA program are very important, but today the companies are very different. This new situation strongly demands a MBA program including the General Control Theory, the control engineering, the new business technologies, the Management by Exception concept automated by computer systems, the Feedback Control System, etc. Our Next-Generation MBA of Business Administration & e-Company cannot be compared with a traditional MBA Master. He also teaches the traditional basic principles of a MBA Master, but in a much more concentrated way. But if we refer about a more modern business administration, our course is better because he teaches matters like CIO, Virtualization, CRM, ERP, VOIP, SCM, Call Centers, TeleCommuter, Geo-Spatial, etc., that nows are the most demanded subjects by the companies. Because of that, our Next-Generation MBA of Business Administration & e-Company is also used as a complementation for any traditional MBA Master, that usually does not include those contents. This point is very important. Because we have a strong technologic background AND the today's different nature of the business, our MBA program covers the major business disciplines from an conceptual and information technology perspectives, and considers the business and technology issues facing today’s companies. The business is more and more the technology, and vice-versa. The companies are more and more electronics, as for examples the ERP Enterprise Resources Planning, the CRM Customer Relationship Management, the Voice over IP VoIP, the sophisticated Call Centers, the SCM, the BPM and Workflow, the Business Automation, the Business Intelligence, the Internet Marketing & Sales, etc.  Therefore, a modern Business Administrator must establish these new ways to do the business and how to manage these modern enterprises. Are  your IT or business management skills about to be expired?	Our MBA Programs Business Administration MBAs Business Administration & e-Company International Trade Management Internet Marketing & Sales Project Management PM Executive Business Administration EMBA Human Resources Management HR Finance Management Hospital & Health Management Hotel & Tourism Management Public Administration & e-Government Information Tecnology MBAs Chief Information Officer CIO Information Technology Security Management Customer Relationship Management CRM Enterprise Resources Planning ERP Business Intelligence & Data Mining BI Virtualization & Cloud Computer Management. Voip Telephony System Management Purchase & Supply Chain Management SCM Business Automation & Workflow Management Engineering MBAs Civil Engineering Mechanical Engineering Software Engineering Electrical Engineering New MBAs in the near future        Mobile Marketing & Boyd Management - Next!        Petroleum & Oil Engineering        System & Computer Engineering        Architecture Management        Chemical Engineering        Urban Engineering   Why MBA? - 3 The most common and basic question that is asked during the Personal Interview round at B-schools is ‘Why a MBA?’. It seems like another simple question on hearing, but attempting to answer it is not an easy task. This question is one of the most important questions on the minds of interview panelists. Most of the PI candidates are not sure about how to answer this question and get nervous when it comes to answering this question. At times, this question may be worded differently, but the most suitable answer to give will be the one in which you feel most comfortable and convenient in. Do not try to mug up answers given by others, if you cannot relate to it. Based on your answer to this important question the panelists will give further direction to the interview. Hence, you should answer this question carefully. Remember that there is no fixed answer for this question. The answer should be logical and better still if you can portray your future plans, and link your future goals to your MBA. We suggest the following for answering the question, “Be logical in your answer, such that it fits into your background. The answer could range from wanting to shift your stream due to interest in other areas, to having a plan to start your own business one day.” [12]   Why MBA? - 4 The way our MBAs are run offers good training in and of itself; students not only gain knowledge but they also learn how to handle a lot of work and pressure. However, the graduate gains more than just a set of skills and attitudes. There is no doubt that for many managers, additional qualifications are becoming highly desirable - even essential - to survival and success in an increasingly competitive labour market. The MBA has become a prerequisite for many of the world's most desirable jobs, as firms in many industries seek people with the managerial skill and understanding necessary to drive their business forward. Plus there is no doubt that a management qualification can pay off. Postgraduate business and management courses generate some of the best labour market. In this, as in any other business decision, you should also take account of opportunity costs. Is further study essential or optional? If optional, are there other and better ways of spending time and money to achieve your objectives? [4]