Full Time

In a full-time programme, the benefit is largely in the face-to-face, campus experience. With university life at your fingertips, you can take classes, join clubs, spend lots of time at social events, and launch and/or attend events to learn about different careers or industries. Often, business school can be a place where people make lifelong friends, or even meet future partners. Many programs offer students a summer internship, and chance to explore career options and get real life experience. In the second year, the recruiting process takes center stage with events and interviews lasting several months. In a part-time programme, you take classes at night and on weekends, alongside a full-time job. Most programs offer students one or two classes each semester. There isn't usually an internship option, and while the clubs and events coordinated by the full-time programme are open to part-timers, they are less of a focus. Critically, the employment and recruiting process is less of a focus but part-time students do have access to recruiting events.