MBA

Well MBAs are paid for by your employer. I doubt anyone's stupid enough to pay for it themselves. So it's a free degree and you get to add some letters after your name that make you sound important.

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>>1231721 it happens op
>be comp sci major. not ideal but at least I had real jobs
>full time MBA program, finance focus, top ranking
>large SJW classmate was a barista before bschool
>she's always at the same interviews as me with large banks
>as her confidence grows, so does her size
>soon she's always talking in class with her perspectives on things
>she complains about impatient customers
>somehow other womens always smile and nod teehee
mfw no just no. you meet the dogs now

>>1231721
>networking at a top business school is a meme
K

The only thing that's a meme is getting an MBA right after graduating college or going to a shit school. Everyone knows an MBA isn't for the knowledge.

>>1231723
this

although, if we're having a thread, anyone who's gotten one wanna tell me how they prepped for the GMAT?

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>>1232522

Just took the GMAT this week. I did self study and got a 710.

1. Use a book to brush up on maths. I didn't even remember how to do long division when I started studying. The Kaplan book is just as good as anything else.

2. The dude who founded Kahn Academy made videos on how to do every single quant problem in an older edition of the official GMAT guide
https://www.khanacademy.org/test-prep/gmat
Get a used copy of that book, try the problems, and watch the videos.

3. Avoid all GMAT online forums. They are full of pajeets who will try to solve everything with a 10 step formula instead of using 30 seconds worth of common sense. Seriously... look at the user names - 99% pajeets.

>>1231723
your 19 year life experience is showing.