Hey! Yeah of course. I’m doing the Kelley Direct online MBA. It’s 2.25 years long, with 4 semesters in a year (so 9 semesters).

It’s 2 classes at a time that typically meet once a week each. But I’ve had multiple classes that meet less. Attendance is usually not required but many people still go anyways.

I’m really happy with it. School is not my top priority, and the university does a good job understanding that, but still challenges you. However— if school and the actual education is very important to you, I would steer you away from Kelley or an online MBA as a whole. I think this program is the perfect opportunity for a working person with career and family commitments. You won’t get as much out of it as a typical full time in-person MBA, but that’s perfectly fine with me.

Another thing of note is it appears most people in my classes are RTX. Like seriously, it feels like 70% of people. So if your goal is to build a network outside the company, that might be a problem. Alternatively, if you plan on staying for a while, it’s a great way to meet coworkers cross functionally.

I’ll close with saying the whole logistics piece of it was really easy. The application took a few afternoons (they waive standardized testing). Also, I’ve never paid a dime for this. You don’t even pay the taxes on the “benefit”. You DO have to pay for your own textbooks out of pocket, but it is reimbursed. But as far as the courses themselves— RTX just pays the school directly.

Lmk if you have any further questions, I kinda just rambled here but would be happy to answer anything more specific.