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Romulox28 06/10/19 3:04:02 PM #1:	university of illinois is offering an online mba for $22k and im tempted to give it a shot --- https://imgur.com/LhwwG <cite>Romulox28 posted [p:923069336] in has anyone... [t:77776787]...</cite> <quote>university of illinois is offering an online mba for $22k and im tempted to give it a shot</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ZeroKelvin 06/10/19 3:05:32 PM #2:	gone to* Looks like remedial English might be needed in addition to your area of concentration <cite>ZeroKelvin posted [p:923069401] in has anyone... [t:77776787]...</cite> <quote>gone to* Looks like remedial English might be needed in addition to your area of concentration</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Hawaiian_punch 06/10/19 3:08:03 PM #3:	Romulox28 posted... university of illinois is offering an online mba for $22k and im tempted to give it a shot I would advise against it. The true value of an MBA is the network of classmates and maybe even professors you build there, and the job and networking opportunities that come with it. Getting an MBA is only worth it if you go to a top tier (read: elitist) school, and on top of that, online is out as a real choice, you will do zero networking if its online. Lets start with this question: why do you want an MBA? <cite>Hawaiian_punch posted [p:923069496] in has anyone... [t:77776787]...</cite> <quote><cite>Romulox28 posted...</cite> <quote>university of illinois is offering an online mba for $22k and im tempted to give it a shot</quote> I would advise against it. The true value of an MBA is the network of classmates and maybe even professors you build there, and the job and networking opportunities that come with it. Getting an MBA is only worth it if you go to a top tier (read: elitist) school, and on top of that, online is out as a real choice, you will do zero networking if its online. Lets start with this question: why do you want an MBA?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Romulox28 06/10/19 3:08:24 PM #4:	ZeroKelvin posted... gone to* Looks like remedial English might be needed in addition to your area of concentration fight me irl --- https://imgur.com/LhwwG <cite>Romulox28 posted [p:923069508] in has anyone... [t:77776787]...</cite> <quote><cite>ZeroKelvin posted...</cite> <quote>gone to* Looks like remedial English might be needed in addition to your area of concentration</quote> fight me irl</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Hawaiian_punch 06/10/19 3:08:31 PM #5:	ZeroKelvin posted... gone to* Looks like remedial English might be needed in addition to your area of concentration I have him tagged as MAGA, so it explains the bad English <cite>Hawaiian_punch posted [p:923069517] in has anyone... [t:77776787]...</cite> <quote><cite>ZeroKelvin posted...</cite> <quote>gone to* Looks like remedial English might be needed in addition to your area of concentration</quote> I have him tagged as MAGA, so it explains the bad English</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
COVxy 06/10/19 3:09:20 PM #6:	I'd say avoid getting a Master's unless you have a very specific need for it. --- =E[(x-E[x])(y-E[y])] <cite>COVxy posted [p:923069558] in has anyone... [t:77776787]...</cite> <quote>I'd say avoid getting a Master's unless you have a very specific need for it.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Romulox28 06/10/19 3:14:05 PM #7:	Hawaiian_punch posted... I would advise against it. The true value of an MBA is the network of classmates and maybe even professors you build there, and the job and networking opportunities that come with it. Getting an MBA is only worth it if you go to a top tier (read: elitist) school, and on top of that, online is out as a real choice, you will do zero networking if its online. Lets start with this question: why do you want an MBA? i'd like to move up into mgmt in the next few years, i feel it would look good on a resume & be a good way to bridge some of the gaps in my knowledge (finance & mgmt being the big ones) Hawaiian_punch posted... I have him tagged as MAGA, so it explains the bad English lol thats a new one COVxy posted... I'd say avoid getting a Master's unless you have a very specific need for it. my company will pay for a big chunk of it so im interested in going for it now while im still young & not that busy --- https://imgur.com/LhwwG <cite>Romulox28 posted [p:923069774] in has anyone... [t:77776787]...</cite> <quote><cite>Hawaiian_punch posted...</cite> <quote>I would advise against it. The true value of an MBA is the network of classmates and maybe even professors you build there, and the job and networking opportunities that come with it. Getting an MBA is only worth it if you go to a top tier (read: elitist) school, and on top of that, online is out as a real choice, you will do zero networking if its online. Lets start with this question: why do you want an MBA? </quote> i'd like to move up into mgmt in the next few years, i feel it would look good on a resume & be a good way to bridge some of the gaps in my knowledge (finance & mgmt being the big ones) <cite>Hawaiian_punch posted...</cite> <quote>I have him tagged as MAGA, so it explains the bad English </quote> lol thats a new one <cite>COVxy posted...</cite> <quote>I'd say avoid getting a Master's unless you have a very specific need for it. </quote> my company will pay for a big chunk of it so im interested in going for it now while im still young & not that busy</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Hawaiian_punch 06/10/19 3:19:13 PM #8:	Romulox28 posted... Hawaiian_punch posted... I would advise against it. The true value of an MBA is the network of classmates and maybe even professors you build there, and the job and networking opportunities that come with it. Getting an MBA is only worth it if you go to a top tier (read: elitist) school, and on top of that, online is out as a real choice, you will do zero networking if its online. Lets start with this question: why do you want an MBA? i'd like to move up into mgmt in the next few years, i feel it would look good on a resume & be a good way to bridge some of the gaps in my knowledge (finance & mgmt being the big ones) Hawaiian_punch posted... I have him tagged as MAGA, so it explains the bad English lol thats a new one COVxy posted... I'd say avoid getting a Master's unless you have a very specific need for it. my company will pay for a big chunk of it so im interested in going for it now while im still young & not that busy This is a very legit reason. Given that your company will pay for a big chunk, why not apply to the most elite school that would take you? Its all about the networking when it comes to MBAs. What is your job? <cite>Hawaiian_punch posted [p:923070053] in has anyone... [t:77776787]...</cite> <quote><cite>Romulox28 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Hawaiian_punch posted...</cite> <quote>I would advise against it. The true value of an MBA is the network of classmates and maybe even professors you build there, and the job and networking opportunities that come with it. Getting an MBA is only worth it if you go to a top tier (read: elitist) school, and on top of that, online is out as a real choice, you will do zero networking if its online. Lets start with this question: why do you want an MBA? </quote> i'd like to move up into mgmt in the next few years, i feel it would look good on a resume & be a good way to bridge some of the gaps in my knowledge (finance & mgmt being the big ones) <cite>Hawaiian_punch posted...</cite> <quote>I have him tagged as MAGA, so it explains the bad English </quote> lol thats a new one <cite>COVxy posted...</cite> <quote>I'd say avoid getting a Master's unless you have a very specific need for it. </quote> my company will pay for a big chunk of it so im interested in going for it now while im still young & not that busy</quote> This is a very legit reason. Given that your company will pay for a big chunk, why not apply to the most elite school that would take you? Its all about the networking when it comes to MBAs. What is your job?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Romulox28 06/10/19 3:22:58 PM #9:	Hawaiian_punch posted... This is a very legit reason. Given that your company will pay for a big chunk, why not apply to the most elite school that would take you? Its all about the networking when it comes to MBAs. What is your job? dont have the time to do it in person, online seems more convenient, cheaper (company will only pay a certain amount per year), and honestly a little easier right now i manage the ERP & associated applications for a midsized company --- https://imgur.com/LhwwG <cite>Romulox28 posted [p:923070266] in has anyone... [t:77776787]...</cite> <quote><cite>Hawaiian_punch posted...</cite> <quote>This is a very legit reason. Given that your company will pay for a big chunk, why not apply to the most elite school that would take you? Its all about the networking when it comes to MBAs. What is your job? </quote> dont have the time to do it in person, online seems more convenient, cheaper (company will only pay a certain amount per year), and honestly a little easier right now i manage the ERP & associated applications for a midsized company</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Hawaiian_punch 06/10/19 5:30:14 PM #10:	Romulox28 posted... Hawaiian_punch posted... This is a very legit reason. Given that your company will pay for a big chunk, why not apply to the most elite school that would take you? Its all about the networking when it comes to MBAs. What is your job? dont have the time to do it in person, online seems more convenient, cheaper (company will only pay a certain amount per year), and honestly a little easier right now i manage the ERP & associated applications for a midsized company I mean if your employer is going to pay for it, there is no loss, only good things can come from it, I take. Congrats breh <cite>Hawaiian_punch posted [p:923077050] in has anyone... [t:77776787]...</cite> <quote><cite>Romulox28 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Hawaiian_punch posted...</cite> <quote>This is a very legit reason. Given that your company will pay for a big chunk, why not apply to the most elite school that would take you? Its all about the networking when it comes to MBAs. What is your job? </quote> dont have the time to do it in person, online seems more convenient, cheaper (company will only pay a certain amount per year), and honestly a little easier right now i manage the ERP & associated applications for a midsized company</quote> I mean if your employer is going to pay for it, there is no loss, only good things can come from it, I take. Congrats breh</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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