How does a specialized degree like the Master of Real Estate compare with the Master of Business Administration?
The Master of Real Estate degree is focused on the analysis and valuation of commercial real estate. If a prospective graduate student is interested in broad set of career opportunities, he or she might consider an MBA degree. Not all MBA programs provide an opportunity for specialization in real estate. One of the attractions to employers of Real Estate program students is that graduates leave the program with a firm grasp of commercial real estate concepts, as well as how to implement that knowledge once in the workplace. Until very recently, 100 percent of Real Estate program graduates were employed within 90 days after graduation. While the past does not necessarily dictate the future, we are confident that the well-educated, ethical graduates of the Master of Real Estate program will continue to attract prestigious employers with the talents these students hone and obtain through the program. The fact that our 90-day placement rate has never dropped below 90 percent supports this
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