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James’s Answer
An MBA is an investment in yourself. Several of my colleagues/friends have received an MBA for a few reasons:
1) To further develop their skillset and prepare them for the next step in their professional career (Sr. Leadership Roles such as VP or C-suite level)
2) To make a career pivot and switch fields. For example, some of my colleagues have moved from technology consulting to a career in 'big tech' working for Amazon, Google, etc.
There's a plethora of resources online if you're deciding on an MBA. Poets and Quants and MBA admissions websites are great resources that talk in depth about 'why mba'.
1) To further develop their skillset and prepare them for the next step in their professional career (Sr. Leadership Roles such as VP or C-suite level)
2) To make a career pivot and switch fields. For example, some of my colleagues have moved from technology consulting to a career in 'big tech' working for Amazon, Google, etc.
There's a plethora of resources online if you're deciding on an MBA. Poets and Quants and MBA admissions websites are great resources that talk in depth about 'why mba'.
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Madi’s Answer
Hi Kelvin,
MBAs are completely worth it depending on your values and goals. If you want to work in finance, business and/or economics, having an MBA can open up many doors for you. For one, it can help you to sharpen the skills and knowledge needed to flourish in those fields. Additionally, it can help you gain connections before you enter the workforce. Your classmates and your professors can be some of the best connections to help you once you're in the field. In short, yes, an MBA can be worth it.
MBAs are completely worth it depending on your values and goals. If you want to work in finance, business and/or economics, having an MBA can open up many doors for you. For one, it can help you to sharpen the skills and knowledge needed to flourish in those fields. Additionally, it can help you gain connections before you enter the workforce. Your classmates and your professors can be some of the best connections to help you once you're in the field. In short, yes, an MBA can be worth it.
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Mark’s Answer
Education is always worth it. However, you got to consider what you want to. if you are a project manager or run projects, now-a-days the PMP certification and PMI Institute holds as much credit as MBA. However, if you are trying to do marketing, or product analysis, MBA is a more suitable solution.
Molly Thornton
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Molly’s Answer
Yes, MBAs are still worth it. You're deepening your knowledge in Business Administration. If you can also minor in Finance you'd be a candidate businesses will snap up. For example, many companies have development programs geared towards college interns getting their MBA.
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