ND isn't Stanford but it's still a good school An (female) olympic medalist who went there for undergrad surely could have gotten into Stanford or Harvard for a MBA, and she went to Devry instead?
She graduated with her bachelor degree from the University of Notre Dame (which is a pretty prestige's school) to getting her master degree from DeVry (which is a for-profit private college). Yikes!!! LOL!!
Typical idiot judging someone when you can't spell (or are too pfeauking lazy to try). Gar-en-tee her education is more prestigious than your GED
I lost all respect for her now. Bronze is fine, but now it’s OVER. Can’t believe she would do such a thing.
I have the same degree, 2015 graduate, completed while in Army. Made a bit over $300k last year. Could I be making more if I went to a tier 1 school? Maybe, but I have no complaints. I've had Ivy league peers, and employees, who were fantastic and a few, one in particular, who were completely inept.
This thread sucks. She's an Olympic medalist with a couple of degrees and only 30 years old. She's already done more than most people, and she has most of her life in front of her.
This exactly is the point, no? For an average candidate who has very little unique selling points, getting such a master's degree might not be a wise choice if they can get into better programs. But for someone like Molly, checking the box of "MBA" is likely a nice bonus on her resumé that helps her fulfil the minimum requirements for many more jobs than without. Then it becomes a good deal.
Sure, not every employer will care about her Olympic history, but that she'a hard-working, bright and goofy womand is her story, everyone can verify it, and someone will buy that. So: get degree to check off the requirement, sell yourself on something other than the school. Seems like a pretty good strategy to me, although i agree it would not be valuable for everyone.
MBA from Notre Dame is $200k. And from Devry it was apparently free. So good for her.
There's a few post grad degrees where the school truly matters. Getting your MBA isn't one of them. Some of the dumbest people I've worked with in business have MBA's from top 10 schools. They thought they could buy their way to success, and frankly intelligence. And I won't deny it helps in some cases, especially if your heart is set on going the consulting route and work 90 hours a week at McKinsey. Which to me makes you insane. But regardless, for 99% of people save your money and focus on cost first if for some reason you really think an MBA is worth it.
it is true, there is a preponderance of brain dead chads with MBAs
Yea She is definitely going places with that degree...LOL!!!
Explain what all the other pro runners are doing with their “better” degree! Nothing!! They’re all going to be trainers or coaches. So much for their fancier college education
What are the career prospects of a runner who has been done for a while? There are no shortage of competitive fresh candidates. Do you slum off the internet, hosting your own podcast and aspire to be the next Rogan? The future seems bleak unless your parents find you a job.
This thread sucks. She's an Olympic medalist with a couple of degrees and only 30 years old. She's already done more than most people, and she has most of her life in front of her.
Her PR is around 2:25. About 3 miles behind the WR holder. The WR holder could finish, shower and enjoy a nice breakfast at IHOP and Molly would still be running.
but of course still making money: total operating revenues reached $1.76 billion, a 7.5% increase from 2023, while operating expenses were $1.67 billion.
This thread sucks. She's an Olympic medalist with a couple of degrees and only 30 years old. She's already done more than most people, and she has most of her life in front of her.
Her PR is around 2:25. About 3 miles behind the WR holder. The WR holder could finish, shower and enjoy a nice breakfast at IHOP and Molly would still be running.
The current WR holder was in the same Olympics race Molly was, how did she do?
Devry's MBA program is fully accredited; she is not the only person I know with a more recognized undergraduate degree with an MBA from Devry. My wife once had an employee a B Penn State business administration and an MBA from Devry. - Sometimes you just need to have an MBA.