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BYU MBA program made top 10
by scott715 · 3/22/2012
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CougarClawand yet, I still have debt....
you know what's really misleading about these types of salary debt combinations is the expense of the city where you get a job. it's really about differential.
If I get a 100k salary in say New York City. my quality of life is VERY different than if I were to get 100k salary in Billings Montana. i could probably buy the entire town with that kind of money and pay off my loans in a year. In NYC, i'll barely be making ends meet and paying min payments on my debt for 10-15 years and eating ramen noodles while paying 3000k/month for a 1 bedroom apartment.
you know what's really misleading about these types of salary debt combinations is the expense of the city where you get a job. it's really about differential.
If I get a 100k salary in say New York City. my quality of life is VERY different than if I were to get 100k salary in Billings Montana. i could probably buy the entire town with that kind of money and pay off my loans in a year. In NYC, i'll barely be making ends meet and paying min payments on my debt for 10-15 years and eating ramen noodles while paying 3000k/month for a 1 bedroom apartment.
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tmoney35regardless of where you end up afterwards, paying only $5,700 a semester at a VERY respectable MBA program is pretty incredible
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DdawgSo, the discussion was Top 10 MBA programs - and BYU is a Top 10 MBA program in debt vs salary. Exactly where is Thunderbird rated in the top 10?
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jvquarterbackThere is something wrong with this list. SDSU is ranked above BYU. Methodology is obviously flawed.
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Ddawgjvquarterback wrote:
There is something wrong with this list. SDSU is ranked above BYU. Methodology is obviously flawed.
It's because of the climate and location. The journalists that wrote the article enjoyed the close access to Tijuana and cheap margarita's.
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