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I guess it totally depends on what you would like to do post MBA. I am considering doing it myself. F to see other responses
Really depends on your background, but I think general for a T20 the answer is a yes, given the salary potential and employment outcomes.
Depends on how much you are currently making and what industry you will go into. Teacher to IB - Probably worth it. SWE to Consulting - Probably not unless you absolutely hate your life
Very few teachers are getting IB in this market… you also need to be aware of the practicality of your goals
I did and thought it was a good deal. Though given what the market has done since maybe I should have financed it.
Depends on what you are going to use it for and if you can afford to do so. I think if you are considering it them you sound pretty committed so I would say go for it. I definitely think if you can do it financially then you should go for it.
Personally, I really don't think so. I don't think more degrees or certifications are really going to help you make THAT much more money. It's way more about your experience and your network if you want to increase your earnings. An MBA is worth it if your employer is paying for it, though