"different approach"-mind to share what approach they're using?

If really does effect employment, i don't mind to be switch for the sake of future.

In current Uni,they are using teaching basis(like undergraduate) and problem basis teaching as well.

I've been thinking of getting my MBA for a while now.

Most worried about the paying for it part, though ... someone mentioned in the thread that you can withdraw EPF for it, how much would I be able to withdraw (I'm estimating I have maybe RM20K in all my EPF accounts in total)?

And as for bank loans, would I be looking specifically for an educational/study loan, or those quick cash kind of things (the interest rate for those damn high leh ... like almost credit card kind of levels). Assuming a 40k/yr (I've only been working 2+ years) salary, what kind of amount should I be aiming to borrow?

i'm just confused when it comes choosing the right school/colleges/uni for MBA.

financial is the main issue where i need to source it out at first place (epf etc etc). there are a few colleges that i come across during the education fair the other day. i saw olympia college (MBA from Nottingham Trent University, UK). Have anyone heard of it? i know Nottingham, but this is the first time i heard on Nottingham Trent University.

http://www.olympia.edu.my/Programmes/mba.html

Hello,

Im thinking of taking up MBA before i move and work in UK, most probably Dec 2009. I have a degree, and almost 2 years (another 2 months) working exp. Because of both MBS and Nottingham out of my budget reach, and i would like to be part of a good mba programmes.

What are the others part time MBA that i can apply for that are relevant for me in UK? And finish before i go there in Dec next year.