My background: went to a top public college, got my degree last year and am now enrolled in a Master's program (an MBA program of sorts).

An entrepreneur at heart, I am loving the MBA classes I am taking on the side and hope to step into the real estate investing world soon through buying rental property in the NW region of the city.

Starting as a systems engineer in a large, international corporation I eventually found my way into architecture (which felt like my calling) and eventually into an MBA program for a shiny Product Management opportunity coming up.At the same time I learned what my 401k really was (and wasn't) my company had a massive reduction where I watched hundreds of people lose...well, everything.

Adding interest, unless you have an MBA in finance and knowledge of applicable laws, I guarantee you will not be in compliance with federal laws, it isn't that simple, especially for an owner occupant requiring TILA disclosures.

I have been busting it to finish my MBA so that's been costing me over 1000 per month for a year.

I got my foot in the door using my MBA to work for a large multi-family/commercial firm as an executive assistant.

My background was in financial management for manufacturing and than I got a MBA with a health care concentration.

I’m in the middle of completing my second masters, an MBA (part-time and free thanks to tuition reimbursement from work).

Most of my MBA studies were focused on real estate and the management of assets. 

Im a 23 year old MBA student living in Queens NY (I'll be 24 in August).