In 2017, only 50 percent had completed an MBA/EMBA, representing a 19-point improvement in this key demographic. In total, a combined 69 percent of 2018 respondents had completed either an MBA (39 percent) or EMBA (30 percent), with only 31 percent having neither. The study intentionally excluded participants with less than seven years of work experience and entry-level titles.Īnother key characteristic of this sample population is its collective level of education. In the remaining three segments, 22 percent had 15-20 years’ experience, 15 percent had 11-15 and lastly, eight percent had 7-10 years’ professional experience. Drilling down on the respondent pool, an impressive 55 percent held 20-plus years of work experience. The rankings are the result of a robust study of 6,245 global participants. The Olin Business School Executive MBAġ0. The Top Executive MBA Programs in the US Midwest are:Ĥ. To compile these rankings, Ivy Exec undertook a quantitative, survey-based perception study of its nearly one-million-member strong professional community of high-achieving, advancement-oriented executives. Ivy Exec’s third annual EMBA rankings are out and in only the second year providing regional results, The Kellogg Executive MBA and Chicago Booth Executive MBA Program occupy the top positions in the 2018 Best Executive MBA Programs – US Midwest ranking.
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