What's a reasonable amount to pay for an MBA?

[Polo08816]

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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.

Couple of points hmom5 has incorrect:

1. I’m not an undergrad. I’m a graduate student.
2. I decided against Ibanking because at age 24, pharmacy provides both greater PAY and SECURITY than Ibanking would offer if you work the same number of hours. 72 hours a week in pharmacy will net you anywhere from $200-250k in any region in the US.
3. It’s hard to qualify me as someone who craves guarantees and security when I’ve joined the Army National Guard with an expected commissioning date of Aug 09 in a time of war. Everyone knows that when you serve in the military today, there are no guarantees or security.

But consider the source when you’re getting advice.

You definitely need to consider the source when you’re getting advice. Hmom5’s posts can be broken up into thirds:
-Bragging about her “smooth talking Dartmouth” son and her “beautiful daughter that, my friends, is the ‘full package’”.
-Telling you whether or not you will be able to get into ibanking which is something that you can use the search function to figure out for yourself.
-Elevating “her organization” for which she allegedly recruits for and advertising her “successful” career in ibanking when she somehow has enough time to balance a “successful” career in ibanking with 5000+ posts in 1 year on a college forum.
Always be wary of the advice you get on an internet forum.</p>