It depends on what your goals are and what you're looking to do. Broaden your horizons beyond the actual material that's being taught. Value is what you make o

It depends on what your goals are and what you're looking to do. Broaden your horizons beyond the actual material that's being taught. Value is what you make of it. From my personal experience, I enjoyed my MBA experience more than others. Many felt it was wasting time but since I was already part of the program, there is no point complaining about life. I also have some experience trying to start a company and an MBA is mildly useful. I got a very broad education on what functions there are business. Some I agree and some I don't. Coming from an IT background, it seems like IT is not very well understood from a business perspective. All of this is fairly useful for an entrepreneur when it comes to strategic thinking. However, when it comes to execution of new products, an MBA won't be as helpful. In fact, you can get stuck analyzing things and becoming risk averse. Entrepreneurship is a journey and there's really nothing to analyze at the beginning. You can make educated guesses but ultimately, it's an experience that you need to walk to discover.