I started on an MBA a while back, and it bored the daylights out of me. There was very little logic or empiricism to the material, barring a few studies that on

I started on an MBA a while back, and it bored the daylights out of me. There was very little logic or empiricism to the material, barring a few studies that one can find out about in common business publications. The material was mostly fluff. I can see why many MBA'ers have a PHB (Dilbert's boss) reputation, to be frank. It could be argued the real value is learning how to speak to and think like other MBA'ers (whether logical or not). And group projects are good for developing social skills for those who lack them. Hobnobbing has value in the real world. In short, it's more of a club than a discipline. But, it wasn't for me. Your mileage may vary; and I'll admit I bailed before taking some of the courses.