I have been accepted into a local Part-Time MBA program in the Fall but I am still on the fence for attending.

I am an Ohio licensed broker so I'm honestly asking...any company or manager here in Toledo which sports the NARPM I guess can just pay the money and use the acronym but as a guy with a locally active REIA (I'm vice president headed into my third year), state REIA (I was secretary), my local realtor's association, and presence on several public advisory boards I fail to understand why anyone cares about the N-A-R-P-M acronym so greatly.To me actual presence in the market and participation in the community should be the real value in a management company vs acronyms...I have my MBA, does that mean I am to be trusted in business? 

I have a MBA.

On one hand, I was able to go back to school, get a very good job upon receiving my BBA, and am now taking classes for my MBA utilizing the IL Veteran’s Grant.

@Matthew Thornton  I was going by this article from the Mortgage Bankers Association:https://www.mba.org/2020-press...This is a quote from the article:The nearly 4 percentage point jump in the delinquency rate was the biggest quarterly rise in the history of MBA's survey," said Marina Walsh, MBA's Vice President of Industry Analysis.

I did my undergrad in mechanical engineering at Penn State University and am currently attending online classes for my MBA from Indiana University.

I gave up the ambulance job and started the basic classes you need to get into nursing (I already had a bachelor’s degree and a MBA) so that I could defer the loans some more.

I’m going against the grain here as one of the number one principles they teach in finance when I was getting my MBA, the time value of money.While professional photos may help improve the overall appearance and attractiveness of your Airbnb listing, it's better to list your property with decent photos taken by yourself rather than waiting for professional ones.

Scott's comment a bit, first off he has a Broker's license or did, secondly, he has an MBA, he knows RE, he understands how to identify properties and assess situations that present liability issues and probably the correct path to take under given circumstances.You don't!

I will either graduate from UT with in MBA or work for a RE company after full time after my first year of college.