"The study investigated the economic benefits and costs associated with choosing to delay matriculation to a full-time MBA program to gain work experience, rather than enrolling immediately after completion of undergraduate studies. It concluded that there is a financial disadvantage to delaying matriculation into a full-time MBA program.
While students who have less work experience had lower starting salaries, the difference was overcome by the advantage of getting an early start on careers"
A blog to accompany Jim Mahar's finance Classes. It is a bit less technical then his FinanceProfessorBlog and may not be of interest to those outside of his class, but it is fun so maybe!
Friday, November 20, 2009
Research from Rollins MBA Disputes Myth about the Financial Value of Pre-MBA Work Experience - Forbes.com
Research from Rollins MBA Disputes Myth about the Financial Value of Pre-MBA Work Experience - Forbes.com:
Thursday, November 19, 2009
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