As the days go by things keep changing. Long ago Executive MBA was no a thing for every Tom, Dick and harry, strict rules used to govern its admission. You could not have done it if you did not have experience extending to up to even ten years. Other conditions were that you pass the GMAT with flying colors; only very prestigious colleges offered it. You had to be certified by numerous bodies which are now irrelevant.

If asked what it takes to do an online executive MBA program, what would you say? My take would be that should have a graduate degree; grade not relevant, have resources as time, money and internet access. These are the basic needs to enable you to start. Others are secondary. On top of that planning should be excellent so that you do no drop off on the way.

In MBA degree online the ball game is a bit different. More money, time and other resources a re required. The reason of this is that; it has a wider scope than the executive courses. This course or program includes all the segments that are clustered together in bits to for the executive programs. To be clear it is the totality of all executive courses. Due to its work load more time needs to be allocated to it. I would advise against any professional working full time from in engaging in it.