How Do I Weigh the Decision to Get a Business Degree?

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Sounds reasonable, thank you!

julie zhudan 12:59AM July 21, 2010

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Sounds reasonable, thank you!

julie zhudan 12:57AM July 21, 2010

Sounds reasonable, thank you!

julie zhudan 12:57AM July 21, 2010

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kikus of AL 12:36AM June 13, 2010

It really does depend on where you career is going before the MBA and what you plan to do afterwards. Business school really can be a great learning experience, however. Here are some additional thoughts:
http://www.brekiri.com/blog/310/business-schools-get-a-bad-rap/

Greg of CA 1:21PM April 23, 2010

Scott (post above),
If you have the experience that we (40 somethings) have -- many top schools do not require you to do the GMAT...
Take a look at the details on this site...
--Jak

Jak Plihal of MD 1:02AM April 07, 2010

I am a 48 year young woman from Bangladesh doing my MBA. I wanted to do it years back but couldn't due to family obligations. Now my husband is retired and self-employed, our 3 children are in high school. I took time off from work and got enrolled. I'm loving it so much that I feel like I'm back in my twenties! It's never too late to do something you always wanted to do.
Farah

Farah Naz Sattar 11:48AM January 30, 2010