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If your friend was looking to raise money and went for a Stanford MBA, his chances of getting funding are pretty significant according to this chart: https://lh
by tixocloud 11y ago
If your friend was looking to raise money and went for a Stanford MBA, his chances of getting funding are pretty significant according to this chart:
https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/aNjbh5KE0PvNCiLyA2g5T9NT5y4JckIUTqxCUSQEvDBa5V1Ycxgq8WyrwlE7bs9UmCHeu72GRLWCUYGMjd7JRX_0UoGe-IQG_Z8h6V8JXRHS31t9xq8fDEI-Rcg6Ih5mIIJGc4ra https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/aNjbh5KE0PvNCiLyA2g5T9NT5y...
But agreed, the high premium is a pretty big burden if you don't succeed. Potentially crippling your future.
- basseq 11y agoLet's boil opportunity cost down to two things: 2 years of your time and ~$100k of out-of-pocket costs you wouldn't pay otherwise (e.g., tuition). While a Stanford MBA might help you get funding, investing $100k + 2 years in your business and networking might get you just as far. Just a thought...