<p>OK, first post...so I'm fully prepared to duck from flying tomatoes for asking dumb questions.</p>
<p>I've already done a few searches on this forums and others and haven't really found what I'm looking for.</p>
<p>I'm ready to go back for my MBA and have realized through my practical work experience with multinationals the criticality of having a global mindset and global work experience.</p>
<p>So that being said, I'm debating at one of the basic paths in the road. Whether to explore a traditional MBA from a non-American school such as INSEAD or London Business School, or look at domestic schools that are well-known for their IB programs such as Thunderbird, Wharton Lauder, South Carolina. And I see some of you have VERY strong opinions about the prestige of SC.</p>
<p>I'm ready to make the committment to full-time; distance learning options are OK by me as well. I'm ok with total liquidation/relocation, and definitely ok with learning a new language - either via immersion or classroom instruction.</p>
<p>What says the CC community?</p>