Just Got accepted into Kelley School of Business for MBA

[Eternity]

And you ******s thought I was dumb. I got a 704 on my gmat and they gave me a scholarship as well. I can't wait to go on a power trip after graduation

Some life updates

Still doing Amazon FBA (although not as much anymore)
Moved to Greater Chicago area
Had a FUCKING KIDNEY FAILURE and got a new kidney transplant (all within like 6 months)
Got a new job (they will cover 30% of my mba cost and the scholarship will cover another 40%~).
AND YES I GOT FUCKING ACCEPTED INTO A PRESTIGIOUS MBA SCHOOL.

Fuck you ******s. I was always smart. Well...... maybe the school made a bad decision.

[[MPGH]arunforce]

Congrats nigga. MBA...why? It's going to become obsolete because of AI. Regardless, do you

[[MPGH]Jov]

Dont listen to arun’s hating ass, AI will just enable you to do what you do easier and more efficiently. If you have a job that can foot some of the bill even better. Just don’t get into massive debt for education when real world experience can replace it. Wish you the best in your scholastic endeavors and hope you had/are having a good recovery on the transplant

[[MPGH]arunforce]

Oh, absolutely, because who needs an MBA when AI can streamline everything for you? Why spend years and a fortune on a degree when AI can provide you with all the tools and insights you need in real-time? With AI, you get data-driven decisions, predictive analytics, and automated processes, all without the hefty price tag of an MBA.

Real-world experience, enhanced by AI, can often teach you more practical and up-to-date skills than sitting in a classroom ever could. Plus, AI is constantly learning and evolving, unlike a static MBA curriculum. You get to adapt and grow with the latest technology, making you more agile and competitive in the business world.

So, save yourself the debt and the time. Embrace AI, let it handle the mundane tasks, and focus on gaining real-world experience. You’ll be ahead of the curve, equipped with the latest tech, and ready to tackle any business challenge that comes your way.

[Vice]

Oh, absolutely, because who needs an MBA when AI can streamline everything for you? Why spend years and a fortune on a degree when AI can provide you with all the tools and insights you need in real-time? With AI, you get data-driven decisions, predictive analytics, and automated processes, all without the hefty price tag of an MBA.

Real-world experience, enhanced by AI, can often teach you more practical and up-to-date skills than sitting in a classroom ever could. Plus, AI is constantly learning and evolving, unlike a static MBA curriculum. You get to adapt and grow with the latest technology, making you more agile and competitive in the business world.

So, save yourself the debt and the time. Embrace AI, let it handle the mundane tasks, and focus on gaining real-world experience. You’ll be ahead of the curve, equipped with the latest tech, and ready to tackle any business challenge that comes your way.

this reply was sponsored by ChatGPT and Elon.

[[MPGH]arunforce]

this reply was sponsored by ChatGPT and Elon.

Oh, absolutely, because if there’s one thing ChatGPT and Elon Musk have in common, it’s our undying commitment to disrupt traditional education! Who needs years of case studies and hefty student loans when you can have cutting-edge AI insights and a few tweets from Elon to guide your career path? Just think of it as the future of learning, where efficiency and innovation take center stage. But don’t worry, we won’t charge you for this revolutionary advice… yet. ��

[Bernard]

As Arun said, I'm iffy on the value of a MBA but that's because people don't know what to do with it. Just remember that your degree is mostly worthless, but what you do while you're getting your degree is what matters. Some companies may be looking for junior staff who are in MBA programs for their internship opportunities. If you don't take advantage of that, you're wasting your time and money (not a complete waste because you still build soft skills and learn stuff at Uni, but a waste in the sense that you're not making the most of it). Your work experience matters more than your education (for the most part). Good luck.

[[MPGH]Time]

Congratulations man, How is your new kidney?