Majoring In International Business

N_s_Mom
Wed, 04 Feb 2015 00:22:35 +0000

As you know, to do an effective cost/benefit analysis, you need to know the cost of each option (and the opportunity cost), which you haven’t provided. Expected benefits are harder to calculate but you can probably make some assumptions about professional opportunities, alumni networks, job placement, etc…if you do the research.

The other thing to factor in is the option to obtain your MBA after you have completed your degree (hopefully debt free) and have worked for several years. If you get really lucky, an employer will pay for all or part of that degree. That is probably your best option unless money is not a constraining factor for you and your family.