I am an engineer and had experience in markets. I have been making 500k consistently for over 3 years now. i primarily hold stocks for swing and some times day trade.
I got an offer at top 10 B school to pursue MBA.
If I focus on markets, i could potentially end up making decent amount and might continue to increase the skill although it is unpredictable. I know I have passion and work ethic needed for markets. But i havent expected to get in the top MBA prgrams.
If you are a decent MBA grad from top 10 school, what would be salary cieling in the next 15-20 years. is it worth pursuing MBA to increase TC and transition into better roles that pay well and that have good work life balance while letting go of my interest in markets?
TC: 120k
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Uh business person here. The adege that only the top 3 is worthwhile is mostly true. Not to say that you can't go to other school, just that usually it's not worth your time.
By the time you're past top 7, it's pretty much garbage. Don't bother at that point.
Top 50. Lmfao. Do you even know what school top 50 is? It's Eccles school of business at the university of Utah, only know this through Google search, has anyone even heard of that school before? Wtf are you gonna do if you graduate from there, assuming that you're not willing to work for the local employer of that town?
Top 20 is like gozuetta business school at Emory University. Again, never heard of this school