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Ben Davis
  • San Angelo, TX
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Thoughts on Grad School?

Ben Davis
  • San Angelo, TX
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BP Nation,

I'm hoping to get some of your thoughts on the value and impact of grad school in the grand scheme of things pertaining to REI. I am currently working on an MBA with a concentration in accounting. Much of why I decided to go for it I owe to one Robert Kiyosaki--Rich Dad, Poor Dad really changed something in my as I'm sure it did many of you!

BP contains a wealth of knowledge and experience related to investing in real estate, buiding wealth, and all that that entails. Have any of you found added value, confidence, or insight from attending grad school that you feel you might not otherwise have gained by not pursuing an advanced degree.

I think it's also worth mentioning that thanks to my VA benefits, the monetary cost is little to nothing for me to attend school--the only cost to me is the amount of time invested after all of my other professional and familiar obligations. Oh, and the sleep deprivation... there's definitely some of that going on :)

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