Simmons Holds MBA Showcase
The next MBA showcase at the Simmons School of Management will be held March 26. The event will be held from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Simmons School of Management. During the event, prospective students will have the opportunity to hear firsthand how the Simmons MBA has opened up possibilities for women through its innovative curriculum, find out more information on the flexible full-time and part-time options career placement opportunities for students, and get details about the application process and financing options as well as other information needed to start the program in the Fall.
The event is free to attend and is open to all prospective students, alumni and current undergraduate students. Those interested in attending the event should complete an online registration form. Free parking is available for those who attend.
The full-time MBA is a 16-month program that provides all the content of a traditional two-year MBA curriculum in a compressed time frame, including an opportunity to pursue international study or an internship. The 16-month option reduces the time the student is out of the workforce and the cost of school.
The part-time MBA options are designed for students who wish to maintain greater flexibility to balance school, work and other responsibilities. The three-year program allows students to maintain employment while pursuing their degree. Simmons also offers a part-time to full-time MBA option.
Simmons also offers a Healthcare MBA program option. The Simmons Health Care MBA is a part-time, 54-credit program that is designed to be completed in three years. Students can start the program either in the fall or spring. The program is designed for those who already have working experience in the health care field and those who are committed to working in health care long-term.
For more information on the MBA program options, application deadlines and admissions procedures, as well as more MBA program options for the Boston area can be found at metromba.com.
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