If you want proof that the immediate rewards of the MBA degree have declined, look no further than the past ten years. From 2001 to 2010, the costs of getting the degree have significantly outpaced starting pay at every one of the top 20 U.S. business schools.
An analysis by Poets&Quants of school estimates of the cost of attending a two-year program and median starting salaries of new MBA grads show that large amounts of value have eroded from certain programs. The analysis did not take into account the fellowship grants that would reduce the costs of getting a degree.
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Author:John A. Byrne
