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how long does it take to finish studies?

how long does it take to finsish mba

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Roel’s Answer

There's no single response to this inquiry. A vast array of MBA programs are available for you to choose from. Typically, the duration of these programs varies from 18 to 36 months, and this largely depends on the pace at which the student prefers to finish the course.
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Dereasa’s Answer

It depends on a few factors and whether you're taking classes through an online accredited university or trade school, or college? The amount of time it takes to finish your studies depends on the program you choose and your individual pace. Here's a breakdown for typical completion times:
* Associate's degree: Typically takes 2 years of full-time study.
* Bachelor's degree: For full-time students, a bachelor's degree usually takes 4 years. However, some programs may require 5 years.
* Master's degree (including MBA): Master's degrees, like MBAs (Master of Business Administration), can be completed in 1-2 years for full-time students.
There are also part-time options available for most programs, which will naturally take longer to complete. Hope this helps!!!
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Danny’s Answer

The duration to finish advanced degrees relies on several factors. Firstly, are you looking at a broad MBA, or a specialized one? Secondly, your chosen institution and its curriculum play a significant role. Thirdly, and most crucially, your commitment to persist and finish the degree is vital. Do you possess the resolve to complete courses without any interruptions? This factor significantly influences the time required to earn an MBA degree. Often, students pause their education due to financial constraints or academic fatigue. Naturally, these circumstances extend the timeline to attain the degree. The answer to this question isn't as straightforward as it appears. Reflect on the situations you can manage as a student, and those that are beyond your control. Regardless, here are a few points to ponder to ensure your success.

Danny recommends the following next steps:

Choose your degree path and whether you will do online or on campus studies.
Map our your timeline to complete the degree.
Consider any obstacles that may prevent you from completing the degree for the timeline you've set.
Prepare yourself mentally and physically for study and completing assignments.
Lastly, set a goal and stick to it.
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Shayla’s Answer

That's an excellent question; my answer is it depends on how long the student takes to learn the material in which they're studying; I went into college for an associate of arts degree in Photography and it took me to years and I never fully completed it because I took a gap year; now I'm going back in the fall of this year for music appreciation
Bottom line is every student is different, every situation is different, and it is not a one size fits all; timing is always going to be a huge factor in whether or not you become successful or not
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Jason’s Answer

Hey Niana,

Great question. I finished my MBA last year. The amount of time it takes is greatly dependent on the student and the program. There are some programs which are designed to get students through in 1-1.5 years. These are usually accelerated programs that are fast paced. The typical program will probably take 2 to 2.5 years depending on if a student is part time or full time. There are also additional options such as having an area of emphasis or specialization which will add on a few more classes thus a bit more time. I opted for a a full dual degree and did a total of 3 and a half years part time.

For simplicity:
Accelerated- 1- 1.5 years
Typical- 2-2.5 years
Emphasis or dual degree 2.5+ years

Again this is just generally speaking and the student can take longer or shorter than this given their unique circumstances.
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Reema’s Answer

about 2 years
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