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I know of a person who was recently awarded a part time MBA from Oxford Brookes. Although the person had been working for many years, they went to secondary school and did not achieve a single CSE, obviously never went to Uni but Oxford Brookes accepted his application and of course money. He didn't even have to do a DMS to pre-qualify for the MBA course. What does that say about the quality of an Oxford Brookes MBA?
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I know of a person who was recently awarded a part time MBA from Oxford Brookes. Although the person had been working for many years, they went to secondary school and did not achieve a single CSE, obviously never went to Uni but Oxford Brookes accepted his application and of course money. He didn't even have to do a DMS to pre-qualify for the MBA course. What does that say about the quality of an Oxford Brookes MBA?
I know of a person who was recently awarded a part time MBA from Oxford Brookes. Although the person had been working for many years, they went to secondary school and did not achieve a single CSE, obviously never went to Uni but Oxford Brookes accepted his application and of course money. He didn't even have to do a DMS to pre-qualify for the MBA course. What does that say about the quality of an Oxford Brookes MBA?
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Thanks but this person did not have what you would call a relevant professional career. In fact they had no professional qualifications at all, just experience in warehouse operations and then sales. I really believe it was the desire for funds that allowed their participation to be confirmed. I would imagine if I had an Oxford Brookes MBA I'd be rather miffed that they'd allow anyone to gain an MBA with absolutely no formal or professional qualifications. Perhaps that's the difference between a full time and part-time MBA.
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