I hold an MBA from University of North Carolina and have work experience at CBRE (in commercial valuation), Ernst and Young ( in transaction real estate), and confounding a residential appraisal company (Texas Appraisal Services).

Hi Loukas,Welcome to BP,  we are based in Arizona but I both my business partner and myself received our MBA's from MSU.  

I finished up my MBA last spring, and I understand the idea that you don't get wealthy by working for someone else.

What was left at "headquarters" in San Mateo are a few highly intelligent Senior Engineers, a bunch of marketing folks who knew nothing, middle management that knew absolutely nothing, led by MBA senior mgmt that knew nothing about software development or engineering.

The old saying in the legal profession is that anyone who represents himself has a fool for a client.I feel the same way when it comes to accounting, and I have a MBA and was schooled in accounting.

When I was at MBA in Nashville two weeks ago, the FHFA announced they are playing with a duo score model (two not three).

However, I am a college graduate student seeking my MBA.

I have a young family, demanding job, and am in a full time MBA program.

I am studying strategic economics in my MBA program currently.

I've heard (and believe) that the reason folks pay tens of thousands of dollars for fancy MBA's isn't for the curriculum or even the faculty, it's for the networking with other students.