If you take a securities analysis class in a MBA program you will study equities AND debt.From experience, debt isn't enforced as tightly because the bets are generally smaller and that tranche of the capitalization generally carries security too.

I also earned an overpriced and nearly worthless MBA.

I have since my last post became a Broker and achieved an MBA with an emphasis in Construction Project Management.

I have an MBA with a concentration in Management.  

Before everyone jumps all over me, I have a MBA and I know how businesses work.

I am currently an MBA student getting paid monthly by the VA through VocRehab which is tax free and not considered a source of income for bank purposes.

I am currently pursuing my dream of self-employment by buying, renovating, and selling homes in the Bay Area, as well as working as a project management consultant on projects for local developers.I earned an MBA from the Stanford Graduate School of Business, and holds a degree in Economics from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and a degree in Computer Science from the University of Missouri.

After doing a couple more projects in OR, my husband and I moved to Boston, MA where I pursued my MBA and continued to grow in the real estate field simultaneously.

I saved money on one income, paid off my student loans, worked full time while getting my MBA, have a 5 year old son and another one on the way.

@Scott Trench Nice feature.FYI for MBAs: We'll need you to verify your degree by using "synergize," "leverage," "vertical," or any other cringe worthy MBA jargon in a sentence.