With that price tag, you might as well take Manchester Business School MBA through distant learning. Networking is out of the question though. =/

EMBA is generally an part time MBA course (i.e. only weekend classes probably every fortnightly) for existing working professionals while the MBA is practically a full time course which has classes during the weekday.

The main difference is the length and target audience.

And practically you are expecting to meet a CEO and jokingly ask him to hire you as a manager, I don't think you are suited for the MBA course as well since you and the CEO are supposed to be equals and should be learning from one another instead of you leeching off from someone else.

cybermaster98, is it not that he does not understand it, but rather he expects to be spoonfed.

To be very honest, if you can't even spend the time to do your own research to have a stance / opinion of what you know, I don't think you can go very far.