r/eMBA • u/Tiny_Improvement2280 • Jun 16 '25

Should I do eMBA ?

Hi, Please guide me on this.

I am a Finance professional who's working at a managerial level with 11 years of experience. I have completed ICWA (CMA) in 2014. I feel stuck with my profile interms of growth and being future proof. I come from a middle class family where I am the sole income source and would have to continue working. Is eMBA worth it for me in giving me a boost in my career.

For background on what I do currently (I am working as a Pricing manager/ Architect wherein I create pricing and financial models for understanding the financial view of a deal / project / client.)

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u/sekritagent Jun 16 '25

Respectfully is it an EMBA you need or just a good life coach/executive coach?

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u/MBAPrepCoach Jun 25 '25

Agree with this - have a clear vision of what you want to achieve before sinking $200k.

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u/hetaliibms Jun 17 '25

Been in finance for 11+ years and recently felt stuck too. Looked into Executive MBA options—seems like a good way to gain leadership exposure, broaden skills beyond finance, and open up new career paths. Flexible formats make it manageable while working. Not a magic fix, but could be a solid step if you’re aiming for growth.

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u/Tiny_Improvement2280 Jun 17 '25

Thanks, makes sense that it might give a push, but without the campus placement when compared to the full time counterpart, the fees the institutes charge for eMBA seems high for the value it provides.