How much does two years in the full-time Marshall MBA program cost when factoring forgone income into the student budget?
You’re talking about $40,000 for two years in a row, which adds up to $80,000. Then, two years of forgone income — on average our incoming students make about $45,000 a year — works out to about $90,000. So you’re talking about a $170,000 investment, which hopefully within the first two to three years after graduation, they will recoup. It’s a sizable investment, but a potentially lucrative one. Absolutely. The way we look at it and the way students should look at it is that they are investing not just for the short-term, meaning the two years that they’re here, but also for the long term — 5, 10, 15 years down the line, when they’re in a position where they’re making $170,000 or $200,000 a year.
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