| Virginia Tech’s
MBAs for execs
Virginia Business
February 2004
Virginia
Tech is joining the hunt for executives in a hurry to
get their MBAs. This month its Pamplin College of Business
is launching an executive MBA program at its Northern
Virginia Center in Falls Church.
Tech’s Falls Church campus already offers a part-time
MBA program. Students typically complete their coursework
in about three and a half years. The new executive program
cuts that to 18 months. Classes are scheduled around
the work week, running from Friday afternoons through
Saturdays every other week. Prospective students need
at least eight years of management experience.
The Pamplin program adds to a crowded Northern Virginia
marketplace. The College of William & Mary and George
Mason University in Fairfax both offer executive MBAs
there, and prospective students can also choose similar
programs at George Washington University’s Loudoun
Campus or at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C.
Virginia
Business - February 2004
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