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For 48 units of the MBA program. One full year of MBA classes and then 4 more classes that they fit into some other year. Overall I would graduate 1
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by
James Bond (aka Igor)
*$70,000* for a year. -- nm
Posted by
ty97
Feb 9 '11, 15:16
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Well yes, but more like $70k for a MBA degree. -- nm
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James Bond (aka Igor)
Feb 9, 15:20
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even the Ivy Leagues think that's a little high -- nm
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cupixie
Feb 9, 15:22
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*shrug* I was told Wharton was $150k for the MBA. (Don't know how true that is). -- nm
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James Bond (aka Igor)
Feb 9, 15:24
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Anyone who pays 150K for an MBA, doesn't deserve an MBA -- nm
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ty97
Feb 9, 15:30
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this -- nm
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Beaker
Feb 9, 15:50
it could make economic sense if they're going to apply it in fields that pay accordingly -- nm
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cupixie
Feb 9, 15:36
I justed looked up Wharton. Tuition for 1 year is $54k. The program is 2 years.
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James Bond (aka Igor)
Feb 9, 15:34
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