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Rodney G. Alsup, D.B.A., CPA, CITP

Strive to Lighten Your M.B.A. Debt Load, or Budget Well - MBA Admissions: Strictly Busi... - 0 views

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    "Attending a top-tier business school is-you guessed it-an expensive proposition. Take Harvard Business School: The M.B.A. class of 2013 student budget hovers around $84,000 for tuition, living expenses, travel, and other ancillary costs. Once you tack on the opportunity cost of two years of forgone salary, it's easy to see why, as Poets & Quants points out, six-figure debt is commonplace for most graduating M.B.A.'s."
Rodney G. Alsup, D.B.A., CPA, CITP

Student loans in America: Nope, just debt | The Economist - October 29, 2011 - 0 views

  • “Economists tell us that improvement of education has been responsible for one-fourth to one-half of the growth in our nation’s economy over the past half-century,” Johnson said. “We must be sure that there will be no gap between the number of jobs available and the ability of our people to perform those jobs.”
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    "IN LATE 1965, President Lyndon Johnson stood in the modest gymnasium of what had once been the tiny teaching college he attended in Texas and announced a programme to promote education. It was an initiative that exemplified the "Great Society" agenda of his administration: social advancement financed by a little hard cash, lots of leverage and potentially vast implicit government commitments. Those commitments are now coming due."
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    MBA programs and MBA students are likely to be affected when the bubble burst.
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