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For me, the MBA did pay off: it was a grind, but it led to a better job, a broader network, and more confidence in big-picture problem solving. It’s a serious investment of time and money, but if you leverage the connections and really get involved, it’s usually more than just a credential
ROI? Which job to which job comp wise?
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I’m still only partway through mine. I’ve gotten incredible clarity. I’ve learned a lot and feel certain what my long term goals are. Alumni and my advisors have been hugely helpful in that. I am also getting connected with individuals who I feel certain can help me reach my long term goals as well. There’s a lot to be gained from being in a setting with plenty of other like minded individuals who are all seeking to learn from each other. I will say that you get as much as you put in. If you only go to classes and the basic events, you’ll have a cut and dry educational experience. If you spend time really getting involved in the community and speaking with Alumni, you will receive a greater return on investment