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Vince: Part-Time MBA Program at Work
In this Kellogg School of Management video, former student Vince shows us how studying at Kellogg while working his full-time job helped to get him multiple promotions. |
Bobby Modi commutes to Saturday classes in Chicago from Cincinnati.
Carmin Coutee Awadzi ’05 juggled family commitments and a demanding travel schedule to make time for the evening program at Kellogg. In search of the Kellogg experience, students converge on our downtown campus from across the U.S. — and from across the city.
Here are a few reasons why.
Intellectual depth. A Kellogg MBA ranks among the best in the nation and the world. Our faculty have made groundbreaking contributions to many academic fields and authored business textbooks in use at schools around the world. They are consultants across disciplines, from health care management to brand management. With a strong connection to the global pulse of business, our faculty will help prepare you for success in any endeavor.
A culture of innovation. The Kellogg School is strongly committed to fostering and implementing new ideas, whether they lead to new majors in our curriculum — such as Biotechnology Management or Managerial Analytics — or new ways that people conduct business in the world. For you, that means a dazzling array of learning opportunities — and a competitive edge in the job market.
Practical learning. At Kellogg, theory and practice go hand in hand, and classroom discussions can make a significant difference in how you do your job. “Kellogg gives you a framework of how to solve problems, and you actually find yourself thinking in a different manner,” notes Kerry Kobe ’08. “Now when I go to work, every day I'm thinking of the strategy and how that's going to be affecting marketing and sales. You see that big picture that you didn't necessarily see before.”
Teamwork. The Kellogg Part-Time Program attracts students from all areas of business, a variety of cultural backgrounds and approximately 40 different countries. Much of your coursework will be completed in teams, so you’ll learn a lot about working with people with different points of view. The result? You’ll graduate with the team skills and global perspective critical to success in today’s business world.
A degree that’s recognized around the world. Kellogg graduates work at the top of their professions across the globe, from New York to Hong Kong and San Francisco to Sao Paulo. Your Kellogg degree gives you instant credibility — and instant membership in a global network of successful alumni.
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