The advantage of these programs is that they let you study with people who have been in the working world for a number of years. Of course, an executive MBA is a big commitment of time and energy, for students as well as for their employers and families. Northeastern University, Boston University, and Suffolk University are among those that offer executive MBA programs. Once you have done your homework and made some decisions, you can prepare an application. Usually required are your undergraduate GPA, your score from the Graduate Management Admissions Test, personal recommendations, an essay, and your resume.
Some programs also require interviews.
There are many excellent programs from which to choose from in Greater Boston. But it takes preparation on your part to get the information you need to make an informed decision. I work for a mutual fund company on an off-shift. In my 69 weeks of employment there, more than 50 employees have left the company. The people who leave have seniority that ranges from three years to one day.