Applications to US MBA programs fell 7% in one year. Now MBA programs are reinventing themselves to be more socially responsible. That's a fine thing (if they mean it), but it's not why people have stopped applying. They've stopped applying because it's not where the money is.
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In addition to the secular trend you point out (which I agree with), there's also a cyclical trend: MBA programs are less appealing during boom times due to higher opportunity cost.
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The direction is not the same as the current state. MBAs can still have high salaries and be recently declining
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I am worried about some of the scenarios in which your theory is wrong.
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This wouldn't apply if you went to Harvard or Stanford for an MBA....
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Grad school will always be a safe haven during a recession. Although it’s a bit different because costs have soared so much we will have to wait and see during the next rise in unemployment
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As an investor, do you fight fragmentation or ride its wave?
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I pray one day you‘ll increase the size of the copy
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Absolutely!!!
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