Additionally, most MBAs I've researched a while back seem to be geared towards the ultra extroverted crowd. Harvard is the prototypical example. At the end of

Additionally, most MBAs I've researched a while back seem to be geared towards the ultra extroverted crowd. Harvard is the prototypical example. At the end of the day my cynical side says they are reasonably expensive (if you're at a good one and the people you meet are interesting) and overly long networking events. I guess they are geared towards people who want to work in corporations after all (and are usually sponsored by a company) but I can't help but think that taking the money and spending the time ramen-noodling some idea will teach you more valuable lessons. For the networking you could also wander around SV kungfu master style and talk to random people in coffee shops for a couple of units of time. It's basically all about the certification (more or less) which is what I'd say is a fundamental issue about education in general. You can self-learn a lot of things but not self-certify.