Answering the $150,000 Question

摘要

So you've decided to get a Master's of Business Administration―the coveted degree that often serves as an entree into the upper echelons of management. You've figured it's worth the $150,000 or more investment―in tuition, expenses, and two years of lost pay. And you've spent late nights boning up for the Graduate Management Admission Test, earning a score that should put you in the running for a spot on the "admitted" list at a highly rated school. Now what? Before you slog through those lengthy applications, take a step back. You need to consider more than just a brand name when it comes to choosing the right program. Every applicant has different needs and goals, and not every school will meet them.