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Admissions Survey Excerpts
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Stage 1 - Information about the School
Information about the school can be found on the internet under
Stage 2 - Application
Assuming that you d... READ MORE
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Highly selective with an average GMAT of 720. They are incredibly
diverse and will take people from anywhere in the world, we have 45
countries r... READ MORE
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Current Student
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I applied and was accepted at the EMBA at LBS and Saod. The process was
similar including the essay questions. Perhaps this is because there
are 6... READ MORE
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Current Student
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The admissions process to Oxford is similar to other top programs. Having
applied to Kellogg and Oxford, I found remarkable similarities in the
scop... READ MORE
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Academics Survey Excerpts
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Nature of the Program
An MBA at a reputable University is often challenging, at Oxford this is
certainly true. The program itself is a combination ... READ MORE
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Current Student
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The average level of teaching is excellent, as one would expect, with
some truly outstanding teachers, a very good average level and a few
duds al... READ MORE
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Current Student
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Quality - tops. Oxford has a stringent process for ensuring professors
are equipped to effectively communicate their subject matter and adhere
to ... READ MORE
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Current Student
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The professors are top notch, especially in finance and international
business (as you might well expect). Areas that are weak include
marketing and... READ MORE
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Employment Prospect Survey Excerpts
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Current Student
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The University has a very good reputation and good links with industry. There is an excellent careers service (although EMBAs are expected to be curre... READ MORE
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Current Student
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Careers is presented with a challenging situation, having roughly 30% of the class from North America, 30% from Europe (including England), 30% from A... READ MORE
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Current Student
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The starting salaries appear to be the same for LBS as Saod. Oxford as an incredible network of alumni when looking beyond the business school. The bu... READ MORE
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Current Student
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Employment is tricky inside the Executive MBA as it seems most people are coming from successful entrepreneurial ventures or from large, established f... READ MORE
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Quality of Life Survey Excerpts
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Current Student
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Life in the university is good. The people at Oxford are generally
freindly.
The all-inclusive nature of the course means that most people live a... READ MORE
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Current Student
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Fantastic quality of life. A beautiful, ancient city, stuffed full of
fascinating people. Great night-life, and beautiful countryside to walk
in... READ MORE
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Current Student
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The business school has diversity of centers and research areas; Skoll
Centre for Social Entrepreneurship; James Martin Institute of Science
and C... READ MORE
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Current Student
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Housing is varied and usually quite good. Over the course of the program,
you are shifted from one mode of accomodation to the next, until you are
u... READ MORE
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Social Life Survey Excerpts
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Current Student
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Sports and social facilities are good and many colleges are situated in
the busy student city of Oxford.
Unfortunately, the pressure of the EMBA ... READ MORE
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Current Student
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Strong social scene for a small school (200 students). The 10,000 other
students at the University help make for a great nightlife scene, and
the... READ MORE
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Current Student
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As a member of another college, one can attend dinners/functions there
as well and be guest at other's colleges. Some very good restaurants in
Oxf... READ MORE
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Current Student
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Social life in the Oxford Executive MBA is actually quite good. The
cohort is small (restricted to 60 or less) and the chance to get to know
everyon... READ MORE
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