Students, alumni, professors, your next position will likely come from one of these people.

To add a little, make a list of EVERYONE in your personal circle - aunts, uncles, cousins, neighbors, professors, classmates, friends, etc. - and contact them regularly.

I’m in college and have those professors, some you can argue rationally with and others fail you if you disagree.

@Ola Dantis Absolutely it helped, he was an economics professor and owned several businesses on the side and I learned a tremendous amount from him. 

This is a 40-minute investigative documentary.https://projects.newsday.com/long-island/real-estate-agents-investigation/My favorite quote:“This is something that didn’t happen in the deep South,” said Greg Squires, professor of public policy at George Washington University in Washington, D.C., who offered advice about structuring the testing program.

The professor was a  broker who happens to be a real estate broker specializing in NNN leasing.

Teachers and Professors are not in the real world.

The reason for the switch is that I do not agree with so far what the major entails in the Social Work field and the leftist agenda that all the professors are trying to push on their students.

I live in a college town, and I invest in a neighborhood that is middle to upscale living for college kids and professors.

The most valuable part of the mba for me was the relationships built with students/alum/professors.