Don't get me wrong, I highly regard education (BS/MSEE & MBA) but looking back the MBA was very interesting to me and I enjoyed it thoroughly but it never really contributed to my income or fit in with my career path in high tech.

Now I'm debating whether or not to get an MBA.

I absolutely love the stock market and I hold an MBA in financial planning, but I have always had an interest in real estate investing.

I actually got my MBA from FAU at the Boca campus.

We changed our search from single-family homes to duplexes and after several months of looking online, driving communities, and viewing properties, we finally made the jump into real estate.We are already planning on more duplexes in the future, and I'm learning all I can from BP and other research to help us along the way.Personally, I have an MBA from Marquette and have worked with Wells Fargo's default servicing operation for about 5 years. 

Hi all,Great to meet you - my name is Jake and I have just moved to Seattle after living in NYC for 6 years, getting my MBA, etc.

I have had to write many essays about "why medicine?".

He is an MBA from UC Berkeley, Asian American who worked with Goldman Sachs in Wall Street until he left the banking industry and started his own financial blog. 

I have also listened to every podcast multiple times.To give everyone a little background on myself: I recently withdrew from an accelerated combined undergraduate/graduate degree program after the first year of the MBA portion for reasons I will discuss below, and subsequently was awarded a Bachelors Degree in Business.  

If you were my worst enemy, I would still tell you to skip the MBA.