The first advice I’d give students is this: the MBA is a big investment, so I strongly suggest that you make a 360 degree research on each school that you are interested in, especially on the teachers, the recruiters, the career services, the philosophy and academic approach of each school because each school has its own approach. Case in point, TRIUM is a program given by three highly reputed universities and you have teachers from HEC, LSE and NYU teaching and it gives a completely different approach than the one offered by INSEAD or Chicago or any other school where you have teachers from those specific institutions only. So if you are looking for diversity, a global approach to business and business issues TRIUM is the right school.
Secondly, an Executive MBA is expensive and at TRIUM it will cost you around $150,000. So clearly assess whether it is worth spending so much money. In Germany, we have programs like Mannheim, ESMT which cost one-fifth of that. To investigate the finances required and decide whether your MBA is worth it to spend so much money.
Finally, MBA preparation is a lot of work and if you have a lot of personal and professional constraints it becomes harder to prepare for it. I suggest that you get targeted training, working with professionals who will help you save a lot of time. That’s exactly what I enjoyed and appreciated with the MBA Center. I had personal support and targeted training where I could complete the process for my GMAT, INSEAD, TRIUM, Chicago in less than three months and a 100% success in these schools. I recommended other friends from Romania and Germany who were also interested in MBAs and they have all been pleased and happy with Dr. Hubert Silly and MBA Center services.