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Congrats! Im not gonna lie I was a little nervous about the workload/difficulty/price of Darden so I didnt apply. But they are so well recognizedStarted my MBA journey at UVA last week
And there's a picture of my daughter lol
Congrats! Im not gonna lie I was a little nervous about the workload/difficulty/price of Darden so I didnt apply. But they are so well recognized
GoHokies
Congrats, man!!!!Started my MBA journey at UVA last week
And there's a picture of my daughter lol
My employer is offering to cover up to a certain amount of a Part-Time or Online MBA, something like up to $25K a year with no clawback.
Thing is, I don’t really think I need it. I have a pretty solid network in my industry, I’m a Top 1% earner in the US, and I’m not really sure where I’ll be geographically 6-12 months from now.
I was thinking of finding an online MBA program if I wanted to move forward. I guess my only motivation to get it would be to makeup for my undergrad credentials. I went to an large, unranked state school and didn’t have the best GPA. Nothing awful, but far from what most of my peers had.
I would only get an MBA if you can go to a top 10 part-time/executive program. Even if it's free, there's no point in getting an online degree from University of Phoenix. If you want to learn econ, decision analysis, finance, etc there are tons of free resources out there. This is especially so when your case because you're already making good money. An MBA from Grand Canyon University isn't going to help you at all.
Yep that’s a given. I’m in finance and majored in Business Econ + Math so I have the skill set.
I’ve only been looking into reputable programs at solid schools and trying to figure out what works from a cost standpoint. I took the GMAT a couple years back and got a 740 so my overall profile is competitive. 5 years of work experience.
DBA is unnecessary.Any graduates or experiences with a Doctorate of Business Administration (DBA)? Insight on how it’s impacted your career?
Figuring out what’s next after the MBA. Part of me wants the DBA just to say I’ve done everything I could in academia. And a specialization in Management Info Systems aligns with my professional interests. I’d be the first in my fam with a terminal degree. I do see myself eventually pursuing a c-suite position or being an independent consultant. While it’d mostly be for personal satisfaction, I need to make sure the ROI is somewhat there if I’m paying 60k+…
I cant believe the university is allowing yall to go. Thats dope, a dude i know is out there right now loving itFunny I’m in a supply chain class now and doing a case analysis involving Maersk as I type this
My cohort is going to Portugal in a couple weeks. I passed though it does sound like a great time. Had a bad experience recently with international travel during COVID and want to save my PTO for a honeymoon eventually.
Funny I’m in a supply chain class now and doing a case analysis involving Maersk as I type this
My cohort is going to Portugal in a couple weeks. I passed though it does sound like a great time. Had a bad experience recently with international travel during COVID and want to save my PTO for a honeymoon eventually.