<p>Again, some grad schools are just plain worth paying for no matter what your existing debt is if you have the opportunity to go to a school that will get you to where you want to go financially and career wise. You don’t not take advantage of a good opportunity because you made some past mistakes with loans.</p>
<p>Simply, a top MBA lets you skip a lot of steps, avoid sweating through a lot of dues paying and all but guarantees a high paying job, on a relative basis, if you want one. While I’ve heard a few people who never learned to network say their top college degree wasn’t worth the money, I’ve never heard that comment from a top MBA.</p>
<p>Anyone who has followed Polo’s posts knows his thoughts. This is a young person who decided against investment banking (his statement although he’s an undergrad) in favor of pharmacy because of the relative security. This is a good option for some people. Ibanking is a poor choice for anyone who craves a guaranteed job and security as defined by an easy to obtain low 6 figure salary.</p>
<p>But consider the source when you’re getting advice.</p>