Go into a solid CS and MBA program. Which one would lead to better opportunities and higher pay? Already have a cs undergrad from a no name public college. CS school: Georgia tech MBA: Carnegie Mellon #tech
These are two very different jobs. Don’t just chase the money, do whichever one interests you most.
I like both routes, although I’m seeking for highest ROI
Why not both? Not like you are getting laid anyway
You’re not wrong… maybe this can can help lmaooo
Also, unless you are in your early 20's no one cares where you went to school
I’m in my 30s…
@op the real value in a Carnegie MBA isn't the "prestige" of the school, it is the caliber of people you meet in your cohort. If you don't plan on or are not able to mingle with your cohort then there is little value in a Carnegie MBA over one from WGU Having an MBA matters for more senior leadership positions as employee. Where the MBA is from doesn't matter
Georgia tech has a higher standing in CS than CMU does in MBA.
Yeah but in terms of salary, which degree has more potential?
I did both at a single solid school in 2 years. Making alot of money now
What school? And how much money?
Basically the best one.
I honestly don't think either of those have a lot of value. You can also just study harder on your own to pass harder interviews and instantly increase your TC by 150k-200k.
The issue here is that I’m not getting interviews at all. Maybe the degree will assist with recruiters reaching out more
I guess no one knows
Are these part-time programs? At 30+ years old you are definitely on the older side for a FT MBA
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If you're from Georgia Tech and can't make it, you're hopeless.
Get your MBA and go work for a consultant.
Ah shit you can get a master's in CS from Georgia Tech, not that's where you got your undergrad.