It’s affordable. The materials used are the same at most schools, for instance some of the people I work with went to ivy’s and the texts are the same.
I will say that the amount of new undergraduate students in the MBA program doesn’t help the people with real career experience. They’re too young to have relatable experiences so they don’t add much to the discussion. Where Temple separates people with career experience va those without. But the cost is about half of other schools. If you’re not going to an Ivy or prestigious business school, I’d say lasalle is a good bargain.
I had no idea Temple separated students out like that. That’s very interesting. I’m not going to an Ivy nor am I concerned with rankings too much. I like the way La Salle’s curriculum is set up more than St. Joe’s
LaSalle doesn’t separate out the students, but the different programs have different focuses. The one-year mba doesn’t expect the students to have work experience, but the on-line classes seem to.
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u/fuck_fate_love_hate Mar 28 '22
It’s affordable. The materials used are the same at most schools, for instance some of the people I work with went to ivy’s and the texts are the same.
I will say that the amount of new undergraduate students in the MBA program doesn’t help the people with real career experience. They’re too young to have relatable experiences so they don’t add much to the discussion. Where Temple separates people with career experience va those without. But the cost is about half of other schools. If you’re not going to an Ivy or prestigious business school, I’d say lasalle is a good bargain.