DizzyRaccoon

Anyone here enrolled in Stoa’s MBA program?

Saw a couple ads on Instagram and their website seems cool. It seems they have a cohort based learning and I like learning by practical experience model instead of relying on outdated bookish knowledge.

But do these “alternative MBAs” have any legitimacy according to employers? If anyone’s a graduate I wanna ask:

How was the experience? And did you land a job after getting the certificate?

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CosmicWaffle

Stealth23mo

IMO in a country like India, there's already too much competition for each position. Having a regular MBA will always be an advantage over these programs.

Obviously there would be some outliers, but I'm talking about the general scenario.

MagicalDumpling

DotPe23mo

I am waiting to see how the STOA thing goes for one of my Neighbour.

I think a full-time MBA is anyday better and holds value

DizzyRaccoon

Freelancer23mo

Oh yeah let me know how that goes!

WobblyBanana

Stealth23mo

Nope

SwirlyRaccoon

Target23mo

My previous manager once said this: if you want to just learn, go ahead with Stoa. But if you want a certificate having value everywhere, go for regular MBA at a tier 1 college