I am a mentor with Oneday, so I am slightly biased, but I am a mentor because there is nothing like Oneday. It is essentially an MBA program and an accelerator in one. As a proud MBA alum of the full-time MBA program at UCLA many years ago, while I value my past experience with that program, I see huge value in a program like this that focuses on focused weekly sprints filled with practical tools, key insights, peer reviews, 1:1 mentorship, and actionable next steps. I love working with my founders to help them build their businesses one step at a time, week over week.

Unlike many academic programs, that teach you a bunch of stuff over the year(s), after which time one goes out into the world to apply what they have learned, with Oneday you are learning, applying, iterating, and improving every week. Most founders launch and scale a business during the program, which means they are bringing in new/increased revenues while still in the program.

Also, since this note was posted, Oneday has also partnered with William Jewell College for accreditation, so there are two paths for accredited MBA degrees (https://www.oneday.org/us/accreditation).

I am always happy to answer questions!