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[anigo]

Hey, here's a thought...

I was looking at courses again for the fall, and Saint Mary's University has this Exectuive MBA program that gives you an MBA in 2 years, assuming you meet their qualifications. It's a legitimate and respected program. It's totally intense, but only has classes on every second Friday and Saturday. I'm too late to make it for this fall, but if I focus on studying for the GMAT (required for those of us who don't have a Bachelors degree) this year, and start saving for the tuition ($20k a year - eeps), in theory, I could have an MBA before I'm 45.

Dang, you know, that sounds like a project that's worth trying.

ETA: Oops, so much for getting a href tags right the first time.

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[fyremaven.livejournal.com]

that MBA thing sounds like an AWESOME plan and i think you should definitely do it. can they offset some of the tuition with grants or stuff? or at the very least student loan some of it so you don't have to start paying back till you are finished with the program.

worked for me when i went back to do my BSN. i've thought about a masters degree but i want it in bioethics and the school offering it here costs a bunch of money. none of which i'd see in my paycheck. isn't it always the way?
;)