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May 7th, 2016, 01:54 PM
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MBA Too Expensive
Hello sir, I want to know that how much it costs to get an MBA. Why an MBA tuition cost is is expensive?
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May 7th, 2016, 01:55 PM
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Re: MBA Too Expensive
The Master of Business Administration (MBA or M.B.A.) is a master's degree in business administration (management). Most of university having tuition fees, the cost of studying an MBA tends to increase on an annual basis. In the conditions of ever increasing competition for employment within business and management sectors, Approx $80,000 for tuition, $40,000 boarding and books, $20,000 peripheral expenditures brings the total MBA cost to around $140,000, while the lost income brings the tab to a huge $260,000. That figure amounts to more than four years of salary at an annualized income rate of $60,000 A yearly tuition rate of $40,000 can easily be augmented with $20,000 in additional boarding and book expenses, depending on your location. A professional earns $60,000 a year; a full-time MBA program can tack on an additional $120,000 in lost income and opportunity cost. MBA cost: School Total MBA Cost Two-Year Tuition Percent Getting Aid Amount of aid/loans Columbia ` $168,307 $106,416 55% $115,716 Pennsylvania (Wharton)$168,000 $108,018 76% NA Stanford $166,812 $106,236 75% $115,954 Chicago (Booth) $165,190 $101,800 NA NA Dartmouth (Tuck) $162,750 $101,400 80% $90,150 MIT (Sloan) $160,378 $100,706 71% $130,418 Harvard $158,800 $97,200 63% $113,038 New York (Stern) $157,622 $94,572 NA $114,628 Northwestern (Kellogg)$156,990 $102,990 66% $111,782 Yale School of Mgt. $151,982 $99,800 70% $87,182 Carnegie Mellon $149,400 $105,000 81% $88,240 UCLA (Anderson) $147,278 $97,854 80% $85,744 Berkeley (Haas) $144,746 $95,274 68% $67,052 Cornell (Johnson) $142,404 $98,544 70% $87,182 Virginia (Darden) $142,000 $99,000 80% $110,160 Michigan (Ross) $141,210 $107,600 72% $107,228 Duke (Fuqua) $137,744 $95,920 81% NA UNC (Kenan-Flagler) $136,860 $93,176 73% $87,924 Emory (Goizueta) $130,280 $84,800 85% $90,534 Texas-Austin (McCombs) $127,144 $90,256 75% $97,740 |