I agree. For EMBA everybody understands your job is the priority.
Also, EMBA is a more commercial product (not in the bad sense of it) but in the sense that it is highly competitive between the schools and the 40+ year old execs are not quite the typical students, so these programs are treated differently than the Full-Time, and even the Part-Time MBA programs.
It is not unusual to see Full time have 700 average GMAT, Part time with 650, and EMBA with 600 as the average GMAT score. Though most schools will NOT release their EMBA average GMAT scores for that reason (I just checked US News and they got zilch)
Also, EMBA is a more commercial product (not in the bad sense of it) but in the sense that it is highly competitive between the schools and the 40+ year old execs are not quite the typical students, so these programs are treated differently than the Full-Time, and even the Part-Time MBA programs.
It is not unusual to see Full time have 700 average GMAT, Part time with 650, and EMBA with 600 as the average GMAT score. Though most schools will NOT release their EMBA average GMAT scores for that reason (I just checked US News and they got zilch)