[libertarian27]

He had joined P&G straight from the University of Cincinnati by virtue of the school's cooperative education program. Almost all of his peers and managers boasted elite MBA degrees.

The real point is he wouldn't have been hired by P&G if he had not gone to a 4 year college(he is technically elite compared to someone without college- doesn't make him better or brighter). The same holds true for MBA's, companies are conditioned to hire them, as they are conditioned to hire College grads.

I went to college for the piece of paper, I knew what they were teaching I didn't want to learn...Liberal state school(cost factor).

Education has rigged the system, either you play or you don't.

We can all strive to be Bill Gates.

[texmexis best]

Webster University has a terrific MBA program. The MBA grad school is (rhetorically speaking) bomb throwing, “follow the money and create your own company”. Which I am doing now. I would not have done it without that education from that particular school.

It is a great program.

[texmexis best]

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Webster University has a terrific MBA program. The MBA grad school is (rhetorically speaking) bomb throwing, CATO Institute libertarian. The message of the school is “follow the money and create your own company”. Which I am doing now. I would not have done it without that education from that particular school.

It is a great program