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By: Jason | 09-07-2008
Does it matter which grad school you go to for an MBA or how many credits the MBA program is?  Currently I am looking at the accelerated program at Monmouth University which is 30 credits and the Rutgers Unvitersity program which is 60 credits.

Time frames
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