ROI Of A One-Year MBA- Is It Worth A Shot?

The major selling point of one year maybe happens to be its ROI. The program came into existence due to the demand of accumulating knowledge quickly and get back to the workforce to apply that knowledge and reimburse the pockets as soon as possible.

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One year MBAs are mostly 12 months long, some are 10-11 month long, while the shortest duration is 7 months in a program offered by the University of Miami. However, even the most expensive programs like the ones from Kellog School of Management of Northwestern University or Cornell University’s Johnson Graduate School of management cost around 70% and 80% of the fees of two-year full-time programs at their respective schools.

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For instance, the complete program of one year by Kellog’s costs approximately $140,366 while the 5^th ranked Kellog full-time 2 years MBA programs cost around $211,000.

At Cornell, a one-year MBA program via Ithaca, New York-based program or the Tech MBA in New York City costs about $141,000 and the two-year MBA program in Ivy League school costs around $190,000.

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Moreover, the salaries too can be compared to that of a two-year MBA program. Mostly, as per reports there occurs an increase between 80-150% in the salary after completion of the course, according to FT Global MBA Ranking 2021. 

Considering the lower cost of the course, the ROI from a one-year MBA is significantly positive.

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