I personally got my degree in Finance and later a MBA.

Prefer MBA, CCIM(commercial credential). 

I also had an MBA and about 1/2 year of law school mostly on contracts.

I might be A LOT wealthier if I had a mentor whispering in my ear at that time and didn't WASTE $50,000 ($100,000 in todays money) on an MBA from Boston University instead of buying up some of those condos etc.  

Several thousand words of what are essentially essays explaining to people the common misunderstandings of monetary policy. 

I went to UCLA for the part-time MBA program which cost 40k a year for three years. 

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

Philosophical and sappy essays would have abounded with 80s ballads blaring in the background for the full experience. 

Maybe you want to start a business, get an MBA, become a yoga teacher, etc.

The American scoffed, “I am a Harvard MBA and could help you.